-6(-3-2m)=-17+7m I'm solving equations

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-6(-3-2m)=-17+7m I'm solving equations

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-6(-3-2m) = -17+7m
-6(-3) + -6(-2m) = -17 + 7m
18 + 12m = -17 + 7m
18 + 17 = 7m - 12m
35 = -5m
35/-5 = -5m/-5
-7 = m

Dennis Alund answered Sep 22, 2019

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