m/4+6=2 solve for m?

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Answer 1

First: eliminate the fraction - multiply the denominator by everything ...

4(m/4) + 4(6) = 4(2)

Sec: cross cancel "like" terms and combine the remaining terms ...

m + 24 = 8

Third: solve for "m" by isolating it on one side - subtract 24 from both ides ...

m + 24 - 24= 8 - 24
m = - 16

Answer 2

m/4+6=2 1.)Its a fraction so divide the denomenator on both
sides of the problem.

m+6=2 times 4 2.) This gets rid of the four under the M

m+6=8 3.) Times both 2 and 4

m+6=8-6 4.) You want to get m alone so you get rid
-6 of 6 its positive so you subtract to
getrid
of it but what you do to one side you do
the other so minus 6 on the other side

m=2 Thats Your Answer

Answer 3

m/4+6=2

subtract 6 from both sides

m/4+6-6=2-6
m/4= -4

then multiply both sides by 4 to get rid of the fraction

(m/4)x4=(-4)x4
m= -16

Answer 4

m/4+6=2

subtract 6 from both sides of equation
m/4=-4

multiply both sides of equation by 4
m = -16

Answer 5

subtract the six
M/4=-4
invert the fraction and cross multiply. the 4's cancel, do the same on the other side
m=-16

Answer 6

m/4+6=2
m/4= -4
m= -16

Answer 7

m/4+6=2
m/4=-4
m=-16