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Solve for k. 14k+3k–16k=5 k=

Solve for k. 14k+3k–16k=5 k=
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Solve for k.
14k+3k–16k=5
k=

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User Uliwitness
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14k + 3k - 16k = 5
=> 17k - 16k = 5
=> k = 5
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User Stefan Majewsky
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Answer:

5

Explanation:

Solve for k.

14k+3k–16k=5

17k - 16k = 5

k = 5

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