Math, asked by rakeshantilrakesh315, 1 month ago

m-8=(10-5m)
Trial and error method

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Answered by iamsabharish

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Step-by-step explanation:

m-8=10-5m

m+5m=18

6m=18

m=18/6

m=3

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Sabharish G

Answered by devchikara373

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Answer:

3

Step-by-step explanation:

m-8=10-5m

m+5m=10+8

6m=18

m=18/6

m=3

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