SOLUTION: This is my first year in Algebra, and i find it kind of confusing and complicated...I have a question on this problem. "Thanks for your help."
Simplify.
-m + 2/
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-m + 2/
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Question 26158: This is my first year in Algebra, and i find it kind of confusing and complicated...I have a question on this problem. "Thanks for your help."
Simplify.
-m + 2/3m - 1/2n + 5/2 n= I Don't Understand how you would
get the answer to this problem.
You can put this solution on YOUR website! You cannot find a unique answer because your equation has two variables
and you have only one equation. To find a unique solution you would
need to have a second equation saying something about "m" and "n".
Cheers,
Stan H.
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