62=−3k+7(k+6)+4 solve for k

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62=−3k+7(k+6)+4

solve for k

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Explanation:

62= -3k + 7k + 42 + 4

62 - 42 - 4 = 4k

16 = 4k

4 = k

Jreznot answered May 9, 2021

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