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Solving Equations with Variables on Both Sides

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Solve the following equation and find $m$ :
$2 (m + 7) = 3 (m - 10)$

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$2 (m + 7) = 3 (m - 10)$

$2 m + 14 = 3 m - 30$

$2 m - 3 m = - 30 - 14$

$- m = - 44$

$m = 44$

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