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The document provides the steps to solve a problem where two points (m,3) and (1,m) lie on a line with slope m, and m must be greater than 0. It uses the slope formula with the given points, multiplies both sides by (m-1) to remove it from the denominator, isolates m by adding m to both sides, and takes the square root of both sides to find the only possible value of m that satisfies the constraints.
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Session 1 :DLT mass adoption
IBM Tsuyoshi Hirayama (ƽɽÒã)
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- 1. Problem of the Week Solution 2/22/10 Jen Markham
- 2. Original Problem Determine m given that m>0 and the points (m,3) and (1,m) lie on a line with slope m.
- 3. To find the value of m, plug the values of the points given into the slope formula.
- 4. Then multiply both sides of the equation by (m ¨C 1) to get rid of the (m ¨C 1) in the denominator on the left side of the equation.
- 5. After multiplying you are left with¡ After multiplying you are left with¡ You can then add m to both sides of the equation and get¡
- 6. Then solve by taking the square root of both sides.
- 7. But¡ Since the original problem stated that m must be greater than zero, this means that m can only equal