What ls 6q+m-m; use m=8and q = 3

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Frederick Stein

Mathematics

5 December, 18:17

What ls 6q+m-m; use m=8and q = 3

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Kurly · Answer 1

First of all, I see + m and - m on the left side, and I realize that when you combine those, they make zero-m. So you can ignore them completely,

and that means that the value of 'm' has no effect on the value of that

expression. It doesn't matter whether 'm' is 2.509 or 'm' is 8 or 'm'

is 9 hundred trillion. Either way, the expression has the same value.

The value is 6q = 6 (3) = 18.