What is the solution to 9m = –63?
The answer is m = –7. How would I write out this equation?
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I think you should put it where m goes.
-7 i mean.
That's what i thought. Thank you
your welcome. Cardi B.
To write out the equation for the stated problem, you would start with the given equation:
9m = -63
This equation represents that a number (m) is being multiplied by 9, resulting in -63. To find the value of m, you need to isolate it on one side of the equation.
To solve the equation, you can divide both sides by 9:
(9m)/9 = -63/9
This simplifies to:
m = -7
So, the equation can be written as:
9m = -63 → m = -7