1/2k + 6 or 0.5k + 6
k - 6
Yes, 14 K has more gold that 10 K
J = K+6 K + J = 4K Replace J in the second equation K + (K + 6) = 4K K + K + 6 = 4K 2K + 6 = 4K Subtract 2K from each side 6 = 2K divide both sides by 2 3 = K So, Keisha is 3 and therefore John is 9
"Than" changes the order of the sentence and "of" implies paratheses. (17-k)+9
( 6k - 14 )
k/2 + 6
Well, isn't that a happy little math problem! To find the answer, you just need to take half of k and then add 6 to it. So, if we represent that in an equation, it would be (k/2) + 6. Keep on painting those beautiful mathematical landscapes!
K is between -6 and 0
6*3= 18k+18= 48-18 -18k= 30
k - 6
no he didn't.
Yes, 14 K has more gold that 10 K
K-6 refers to Kindergarten through 6 grade, commonly considered to be elementary school k-9 refers to a trained Police Dog
Any number of the form 84*k, where k is an integer, is evenly divisible.
k = 2 and 2 < 12
To determine how many ways you can visit half of 12 websites, you need to select 6 websites from the total of 12. This can be calculated using the binomial coefficient, which is represented as ( C(12, 6) ). The formula for the binomial coefficient is ( C(n, k) = \frac{n!}{k!(n-k)!} ). Therefore, ( C(12, 6) = \frac{12!}{6!6!} = 924 ). Thus, there are 924 ways to visit half of the 12 websites.
k > 10