An equation is formed of two equal expressions. In the given equation (9–6i)×m = 9–6i, the value of m is 1.
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An equation is formed when two equal expressions are equated together with the help of an equal sign '='.
In the given equation (9–6i)×m = 9–6i, the value of m can be found as,
(9–6i)×m = 9–6i
Divide both the sides of the equation by (9–6i),
\(\dfrac{(9-6i)\times m }{(9-6i)}= \dfrac{(9-6i)}{(9-6i)}\\\)
m = 1
Hence, In the given equation (9–6i)×m = 9–6i, the value of m is 1.
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