How do you solve $9 (m + 2) = - 6 (m + 7)$ $9(m + 2) = -6(m+ 7)$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2018-03-06T13:25:04

$m = - 4$ $color(magenta)(m=-4$

$9 (m + 2) = - 6 (m + 7)$ $9(m+2)=-6(m+7)$ [Opening the brackets]

$9 m + 18 = - 6 m - 42$ $9m+18=-6m-42$ [By transposing method]

$9 m + 6 m = - 42 - 18$ $9m+6m=-42-18$

$15 m = - 60$ $15m=-60$

$m = - \frac{60}{15}$ $m=-60/15$

$m = - 4$ $color(magenta)(m=-4$

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How do you solve 9(m+2)=−6(m+7)9(m + 2) = -6(m+ 7)?