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In the equation,0=16+4(m-6) ,the value of m =_______​

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Answered by madhavgoel291
0

Answer:

2

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Answered by mysticd
3

 Given \: simple \: equation : 0 = 16+4(m-6)

/* Dividing each term by 4, we get */

 \implies  0 = 4 + (m-6)

 \implies 0 = 4 + m - 6

 \implies 0 = m - 2

/* Add bothsides of equation by 2 , we get */

 \implies 0 + 2 = m - 2 + 2

 \implies 2 = m

Therefore.,

 \red{ Value \: of \: m}\green { = 2 }

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