SOLUTION: 3/(m-4) + 1/(3(m-4) = 6/m What does m equal?

Question 858164: 3/(m-4) + 1/(3(m-4) = 6/m
What does m equal?
Answer by Seutip(231) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Multiply m on both sides
Multiply both side by m-4
Then multiply by 3
Simplify

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