How do you solve the equation 2/7m-1/7=3/14

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Add 1/7 to both sides to get 2/7m=3/14+1/7 find common denominater (14) so multipy 1/7 by 2 to get 2/14 than add that to 3/14 to get 5/14 than take 2/7 and 5/14 turn into a decimals than divide the 2/7 on both sides to get m=?

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