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10m-p=-n for m
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get m on its own. add p to both sides. divide both sides by 10
10m - p = -n 10m - p + p = -n + p 10m = -n + p 10m/10 = -n + p / 10 m = -n + p / 10
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very nearly almost perfect. but the second to last line, you divided m by 10, p by 10, but forgot to divide -n by 10
@JamesWolf whoops.... so the correct way ?
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so exactly what you did, only 10m/10 = -n/10 + p/10 m = -n/10 + p/10 and if you want you can write that slightly simpler as m = (p - n)/10
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