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WHAT PROPERTY WOULD YOU use to solve m + 6= -4
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WHAT PROPERTY WOULD YOU use to solve m + 6= -4

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you would use the subtraction property of equality!
User Jungtaek Lim
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To solve this equation you have to use normal equation solving rules. M would be -10 in this case.
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