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What is k(t)=13t−2 when K=3

What is k(t)=13t−2 when K=3
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What is k(t)=13t−2 when K=3

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No solution. First, plug in 3 to the equation. You get 1/5. Plug in 1/5 and then solve.
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37

Step-by-step explanation:13(3)-2=39-2

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