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Solve for
m
m
m
.
\newline
Give an exact answer.
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4
(
1
+
0.5
m
)
=
7
m
4(1+0.5 m)=7 m
4
(
1
+
0.5
m
)
=
7
m
\newline
m
=
m=
m
=
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Algebra 1
Solve multi-step linear equations
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Q.
Solve for
m
m
m
.
\newline
Give an exact answer.
\newline
4
(
1
+
0.5
m
)
=
7
m
4(1+0.5 m)=7 m
4
(
1
+
0.5
m
)
=
7
m
\newline
m
=
m=
m
=
Simplify equation using distributive property:
Simplify the equation
4
(
1
+
0.5
m
)
4(1 + 0.5m)
4
(
1
+
0.5
m
)
by using the
distributive property
.
\newline
4
(
1
+
0.5
m
)
4(1 + 0.5m)
4
(
1
+
0.5
m
)
\newline
=
4
(
1
)
+
4
(
0.5
m
)
4(1) + 4(0.5m)
4
(
1
)
+
4
(
0.5
m
)
\newline
=
4
+
2
m
4 + 2m
4
+
2
m
Rewrite system of equations:
Rewrite the
system of equations
with the simplified expression.
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{
4
+
2
m
=
7
m
m
=
□
\begin{cases}4 + 2m = 7m \ m=\square \end{cases}
{
4
+
2
m
=
7
m
m
=
□
Isolate variable m:
Isolate the variable m on one side of the equation.
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4
+
2
m
=
7
m
4 + 2m = 7m
4
+
2
m
=
7
m
\newline
7
m
−
2
m
=
4
+
2
m
−
2
m
7m - 2m = 4 + 2m - 2m
7
m
−
2
m
=
4
+
2
m
−
2
m
\newline
5
m
=
4
5m = 4
5
m
=
4
Solve for m:
Solve for m by dividing both sides of the equation by
5
5
5
.
5
m
=
4
5m = 4
5
m
=
4
m
=
4
5
m = \frac{4}{5}
m
=
5
4
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