SOLUTION: how to solve [3/(m+2)]

SOLUTION: how to solve [3/(m+2)] - (2/3) = 5

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[3/(m+2)] - (2/3) = 5
Answer by josgarithmetic(39617) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Reverse what was done to m. You are supposed to solve for me.

This was done:
added 2;
made reciprocal;
multiplied by 3;
subtracted 2/3. All that was then equated to 5.

Now, just undo all of that. To BOTH sides, do this:
Add 2/3;
divide by 3;
make the reciprocal;
subtract 2.
That is your answer, solved for m.
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