Math, asked by trezal, 3 months ago

solve: 3m + 9/2 = 15

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Answered by RAGHAV200723

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Answer:

3m +9/2=15

(6m +9)/2=15

6m + 9 =30

6m=30-9

6m=21

m=21/6

m=7/2 or 3.5

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Answered by sakshijoshi0985

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Step-by-step explanation:

(a) 3m + 9/2 = 15

3m =15 -9/2

3m = 30-9 / 2

m = 21 / 2×3

m = 7/2

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