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6m - 11 = 2 + 9m - 1
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6m - 11 = 2 + 9m - 1

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6m-11=2+9m-1. First factor out what you know so the problem simplified will be 6m-11=9m+1. Next step add 11 to both sides which changes the problem to 6m=9m+12. Subtract 9m from both sides to get -3m=12. Divide by -3 to get m by itself. M= -4
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