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What is 4(m+3)=10m-6?
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What is 4(m+3)=10m-6?

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4 (m+3)=10m-6
4m+12=10m-6
(minus 4 from both sides)
12=6m-6
(add 6 to both sides)
18=6m
(divide both sides by 6)
3=m
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4(m+3) =10m-6
4m +12= 10m-6 Expanded the brackets
12= 6m -6 took away 4m from both sides
18=6m added 6 to both sides
m=3 divided both sides by 6
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