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What is the value of k? 2k+9=7−3k
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What is the value of k? 2k+9=7−3k

User Alejandro De Haro
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Answer:

The value of k is

k=−2/5

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2k+9=7-3k

2k+3k=7-9

5k=-3

k=-2/5

User Ianmunoz
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Answer:

k = -2/5

Explanation:

2k+9=7-3k

2k+3k=7-9

5k=-3

k=-2/5

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