SOLUTION: Solve
(3m+5)/4 -(2m+6)/6 = m+2
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Question 547744: Solve
(3m+5)/4 -(2m+6)/6 = m+2
Answer by mathie123(224) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Let's first get rid of the 4 in the denominator by multiplying EACH term by 4
Now, let's get rid of the 6 in the denominator by multiplying EACH term by 6
And now distributing the negative on the left side into the bracket
And putting everything with a m on one side and constants on the other:
Hopefully this helps!
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