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Does anyone know what 3m−7=5 is?
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Does anyone know what
3m−7=5
is?

User Blacklight Shining
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Answer:

m = 4

Explanation:

  • add 7 to both sides > 3m - 7 + 7 = 5 + 7
  • simplify > 3m = 12
  • divide coefficient > 3m / 3 = m & 12 / 3 = 4

m = 4

User Emissary
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Answer: m=4

Explanation:

3m−7=5

3m = 12

m= 4

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