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5m2=8+3m Would appreciate some help
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5m2=8+3m
Would appreciate some help

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Should be right ??? I got 0.2 unless y’all do different sorry if wrong!!
5m2=8+3m Would appreciate some help-example-1
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Answer:

m=3

Explanation:

5m2=8+3m

Subtract 2

5m=6+3m

Subtract 3

2m=6

Divide by 2

Answer: m=3

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