6) $(m-2)-5=8-2(m-4)$

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Anonymous · Answer

I guess irreducible form? (translated from my language, maybe it's actually another word?)

MsEHolt · Answer

The correct answer is: 
 Simplest form. 
 Explanation : 
 We say that a fraction is in "simplest form" if it can no longer be simplified. This means that there are no more factors that can be divided out of the numerator and denominator. 
 If a numerator and denominator have a GCF of 1, this means the greatest thing that divides both of them is 1. This means that there are no more factors we can divide by, which means there is no more simplification to do; this is simplest form.

MsEHolt · Answer

A fraction is in simplest form when the GCF of its numerator and denominator is 1, meaning there are no common factors to simplify. This indicates that the fraction cannot be reduced any further. An example is 9 8 ​ , where the only common factor is 1. 
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6) $(m-2)-5=8-2(m-4)$

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