No, we cannot substitute a value for m to make the equation m+3=m+4 true.
The equation m+3=m+4 states that if we add 3 to any value of m, it should be equal to that same value of m plus 4.
However, in mathematics, this statement is not true for any value of m. No matter what value of m we choose, when we add 3 to it, it will always be smaller than that same value of m plus 4. Therefore, there is no value we can substitute for m to make this equation true.
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