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Chapter 2: Q. 510 (page 215)

In the following exercises, classify each equation as a conditional equation, an identity, or a contradiction and then state the solution.

鈭�8(7m+4)=鈭�6(8m+9).

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It is a conditional equation. The solution is m=114.

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01

 Given 

The given equation is 鈭�8(7m+4)=鈭�6(8m+9)

02

 To find

We have to classify each equation as a conditional equation, an identity, or a contradiction and then state the solution.

03

 Calculation

鈭�8(7m+4)=鈭�6(8m+9)-56m-32=-48m-54

Since both sides are not equal and both sides have m, it will be true for a particular value of m.

So it is a conditional equation.

-56m-32=-48m-54-56m+48m=-54+32-8m=-22m=-22-8m=114

Hence, the solution ism=114.

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