-47 + 6k = 3k - 2
Add 47 to each side:
6k = 3k +45
Subtract 3k from each side:
3k = 45
Divide each side by 3:
k = 15
1k
given: 4w+(6k-3w)+(2-k)remove parentheses: 4w+6k-3w+2-kcollect like terms: 4w-3w+6k-k+2simplify: w+5k+2
k + 5k = 6k 2 x 3 x k
It is simply: 6k
k is a variable, 6 is a coefficient.
-47 + 6k = 3k - 2Add 47 to each side:6k = 3k +45Subtract 3k from each side:3k = 45Divide each side by 3:k = 15
(3k - 4)(3k2 + 2)
To solve the equation (6k + 7 - 3k - 8 = 0), first, combine like terms. This gives you ( (6k - 3k) + (7 - 8) = 0), which simplifies to (3k - 1 = 0). Next, isolate (k) by adding 1 to both sides, resulting in (3k = 1), and then divide by 3, yielding (k = \frac{1}{3}).
k + 6k - 13 = 177k = 30k = 30/7k = 4.2857
11 + 6k = 65 Subtract 11 from both sides: 6k = 65-11 6k = 54 Divide by 6 to get k: k = 54/6 k = 9
6k(3k - 7)(k + 10)
Same as subtracting 6 from 7 = K
1k/2k, 2k/4k, 3k/6k and so on.
-6K+7K=1K or K
8k = 6k - 26 8k - 6k = 6k - 6k - 26 2k = -26 2k / 2 = -26 / 2 k = -13. The answer is k = -13.
6k + 21 = 36k + 21 - 21 = 3 - 216k = -186k/6 = -18/6k = -3A check to make sure this is right:6(-3) + 21 = 3-18 + 21 = 33 = 3Yes, this is correct.
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