Question

What is m/-6 + 6 = 41?

Answer 1

Is it (m/-6) + 6 = 41 ?

Answer 2

Yes! Sorry, I should have typed it better.. Lol

Answer 3

So, subtract 6 from both sides:

(m/-6) + 6 = 41
(m/-6) + 6 - 6 = 41 - 6
(m/-6) = 35

Then multiply both sides by (-6)
(m/-6) (-6) = 35(-6)

m = -210

Answer 4

Does that make sense? You just have to move the numbers around to solve for m, but it might take a couple of steps

Answer 5

Another way to solve...:D
\[\frac{ m }{ -6 }+6=41\]
\[\frac{ m-36 }{-6 }=41\]
\[-6*\frac{ m-36 }{ -6 }=41*-6\]
\[m-36=-246\]
\[m-36+36=-246+36\]
\[m=-210\]