Math, asked by mdd38989gmailcom4, 1 year ago

m-(m-1)/2=1-(m-2)/3

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Answered by rustagisachin

5

Answer:

m=1

Step-by-step explanation:

m-(m-1)/2=1-(m-2)/3

(2m-m-1)/2=(3-m-2)/3

6m-3m-3=6-2m-4

3m-3=2-2m

3m+2m=2+3

5m=5

m=1

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