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Solve k(h-j)+h with h=5 ,j= -4, k=5

Solve k(h-j)+h with h=5 ,j= -4, k=5
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Solve k(h-j)+h with h=5 ,j= -4, k=5

User Kwah
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they gave you an eqution with variables and then they gave you numbers that all you have to do is put in
k(h-j)+h
5(5-4)+5
5(1)+5
5+5
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