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Solve for k in g=k-a.​

Solve for k in g=k-a.​
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Solve for k in g=k-a.​

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User Yokto
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Answer:

k = g + a

Explanation:

g = k - a ( add a to both sides )

g + a = k , that is

k = g + a

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