factor m from the expression: 5mn=3m
m=0 is that correct?
well i got m = 0 and n =-8 im not sure what i should put down as my aswer lol
so if u got m=0 n i did too then i guess thats the answer
I think u will have to use the m=0, because u were asked to factor out m from the expression
ive been awake for to long lol
Oh then you will be very tired then. but what were you doing all along?
\[5mn=3m\]\[\quad5n=3\]
How? why did you cancel out the m's ?
they were common
but don't you think in this case you are suppose to make m the subject?
the question asks us to factor m from the expression I factored m right out of the expression
ok, think av got ur idea!
unkle u rock bro
worked night shift, got class in a couple hours and im cathcing up on homework
Uncle, take a luk at the question again, u wer asked to 'factor m from' the expresion, so m must not be missin from it but rather ,it must stand out in the expression
so is it m = 0 or n=-8m?
In that case , 5mn=3m => 5mn-3m=0 m(5n-3)=0 m=0/(5n-3) m=0
you guys seem to be having fun with this one
sure! u'v got help us out.
haha well factoring the m out is still factoring it and whateve process we use we end up with m=0
well first i came to n=-8m and that is simplified to 0 anyway
so i like the process unkle used cause its simple that way
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