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Solving Linear Equations 10 = 4m + 28
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Solving Linear Equations
10 = 4m + 28
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M = 4.5 | 18 = 4M, then divide both sides by 4, 18/4 = 4.5. So your answer is M = 4.5.
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Answer:
m = -4.5
Explanation:
10 = 4m + 28
-4m = 18
m = -4.5
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