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klmjnmkj:

math problem

klmjnmkj:

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klmjnmkj:

@snowflake0531

snowflake0531:

\[f(m) = \sqrt(5m-6)\] \[f(m) = 9\] so this means that \[9 = \sqrt(5x-6)\] Can you first square both sides, so we can get rid of hte square root?

klmjnmkj:

9^2=5x-6^2

snowflake0531:

So what is 9^2

klmjnmkj:

81

snowflake0531:

so 81 = 5x-6 What is x

klmjnmkj:

im not sure

snowflake0531:

5m-6=81.... Solve for m o-o

klmjnmkj:

17.5

snowflake0531:

5m=87 87/5 =....

klmjnmkj:

87?! its not 81

klmjnmkj:

17.4

snowflake0531:

5m-6=81 We add 6 to each side e.e so 5m=87 so yes m is 17.4

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