-14m-6n=
So would it be 3m-9n=
your question makes no sense to me.
17m + 3n - 14m - 6n =
Is the question
To solve the equation -14m - 6n = 3m - 9n, we need to isolate one variable (either m or n). Let's solve for m.
-14m - 6n = 3m - 9n
First, let's gather the m terms on one side of the equation by adding 14m to both sides:
-14m + 14m - 6n = 3m + 14m - 9n
Simplifying the left side, we have:
-6n = 17m - 9n
Now, let's gather the n terms on one side of the equation by adding 9n to both sides:
-6n + 9n = 17m - 9n + 9n
Simplifying the left side, we have:
3n = 17m
Finally, divide both sides of the equation by 17 to isolate m:
(3n)/17 = (17m)/17
Simplifying the right side, we have:
(3n)/17 = m
So the solution to the equation is m = (3n)/17.