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Use a two column proof to prove the following. Given: 5(m - 6) = 5(7m = 6) Prove: m = 0 pls help
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Use a two column proof to prove the following.

Given: 5(m - 6) = 5(7m = 6)
Prove: m = 0


pls help

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Explanation:


5(m - 6) = 5(7m = 6)


5m - 30 = 35m - 30


5m = 35m


30m = 0


m = 0

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