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Solve the equation 2m2 – 6m + 14 = 0.
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Solve the equation 2m2 – 6m + 14 = 0.

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Answer:

M=7

Explanation:

Calculate the product

Collect like terms

Move the constant to the right

Divide both sides by -2

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Answer: m= 7

Explanation:

2m2-6m+14=0

4m-6m+14=0

-2m+14=0

-2m=-14

M=7

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