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Given: m2 + 6 = 10 Conjecture: m = 2 is the ONLY solution a. False; m = 4. c. False; m = 3. b. True. d. False; m = −2.
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Given: m2 + 6 = 10

Conjecture: m = 2 is the ONLY solution


a.
False; m = 4.

c.
False; m = 3.

b.
True.

d.
False; m = −2.

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assuming that's m^2, then m=2 is _not_ the only solution.

m^2 + 6 = 10
- 6 -6
m^2 = 4
m = +/- 2
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