Question

Help Please! ? :) Just Need The Steps :)

3 + 1 = 6
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m-4 3(m-4) m

Answer 1

Well, I think that this problem is stating that m=6. If m equals 6 then you can solve for the other ones. 6 - 4 = 2. 3(6 - 4) = 6. So \[\frac{ 2 }{ 6 }\] I think. I am just in eighth grade. At least I tried to help.

Answer 2

The Answer iS 9, iJust Need To Know How They Got Tht

Answer 3

first combine fractions on left
\[\frac{3}{m-4} + \frac{1}{3(m-4)} = \frac{9}{3(m-4)}+\frac{1}{3(m-4)} = \frac{10}{3(m-4)}\]
then cross-multiply
\[\frac{10}{3(m-4)} = \frac{6}{m}\]
\[10m = 6*3(m-4)\]
\[10m = 18m - 72\]
\[8m = 72\]
\[m=9\]

Answer 4

Thank You So Much :)

Answer 5

yw

Answer 6

Now I feel dumb. Well, I bet this is like Algebra III or somethin'. I'm just in Math III. Sigh.

Answer 7

Lol... Its Algebra 1

Answer 8

Oh! I am going there next year! :3

Answer 9

Nice :)