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Matthew Ratzloff asked Sep 22, 2023

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-8-3k
2
= 11

How do I do this problem?

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Answer: -31/6
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Answer:

k = - 3 1/6

Explanation:

-8-3k(2)=11

-8-6k = 11

8 - 8 - 6k = 11 + 8

-6k = 19

-6k/-6 = 19/-6

k = -3.16667

k = -3 1/6

Alejandro Caro answered Sep 27, 2023

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