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Solve for m n=(4)/(5) (m+7)
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Solve for m


n=(4)/(5) (m+7)

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The answer is M=5n/4 -7
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n=\frac 45 (m+7)\\\\\implies 5n = 4(m+7)\\\\\implies 5n = 4m+28\\\\\implies 4m = 5n-28\\\\\implies m = (5n-28)/(4)

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