Are the equations m+3=-5 and m=-2 equivalent. Why?

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07-12-2017
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Are the equations m+3=-5 and m=-2 equivalent. Why?

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shawnkat shawnkat · Answer 1 · 2017-12-07T04:18:24+01:00

shawnkat shawnkat

07-12-2017

No, they're not. This is because if you solve the equation by subtracting three from both sides, we know that -5-3 is going to get you -8, therefore m would equal -8, not negative two.

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hienh4517 hienh4517 · Answer 2 · 2017-12-07T05:08:46+01:00

hienh4517 hienh4517

07-12-2017

This question is wrong !

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