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−5(1−5k)−4(2k+5), I got this problem on khan academy and can't figure it out

−5(1−5k)−4(2k+5), I got this problem on khan academy and can't figure it out
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−5(1−5k)−4(2k+5), I got this problem on khan academy and can't figure it out

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Your answer would be 1.13 repeating or no solution.
−5(1−5k)−4(2k+5), I got this problem on khan academy and can't figure it out-example-1
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