As an algebraic expression it is: 3+14k
-14
If: k+3=-3 Then: k=-3-3 k=-6
k = -3; factors are (9x + 3)(x - 1)
j=-3 and k=2
Yes, "k plus 3" can be considered part of a mathematical expression, but it is not a complete mathematical sentence. A mathematical sentence typically includes an equality or inequality, such as "k + 3 = 7" or "k + 3 > 5," which conveys a full mathematical statement that can be evaluated as true or false.
-14
==> 3k+14=k ==>3k-k=-14 ==>2k=-14 ==>k=-7 ans...
If: k+3=-3 Then: k=-3-3 k=-6
17
If: 12k = 84 then k = 7
One triplet (k) and two pairs (h and number). 3j has no like term.
(k*m)3 = k3*m3
k = 14/43
k + 5k = 6k 2 x 3 x k
3k-1=k+2 2k=3 k=3/2=1.5
m+6n
k = -3; factors are (9x + 3)(x - 1)