Find m: 2x/m + 3a/x = 5/c

Mark M. answered • 12/10/22

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multiply both sides by mxc to get 2x²c + 3amc = 5mx

3amc - 5mx = -2x²c

m(3ac - 5x) = -2x²c

m = 2x²c / (5x - 3ac)

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