SOLUTION: m/4-1/2=m/6+5

Question 875828: m/4-1/2=m/6+5
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m/4 - 1/2 = m/6 + 5
(m-2) / 4 = (m+30) / 6
6m - 12 = 4m + 120 (CROSS MULTIPLICATION)
2m = 132
m = 132/2 = 66.
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