Question

Solve for K. I TRIED MANY TIMES TO GET IT RIGHT BUT I STILL GET STUCK WHEN I AM CLOSE TO FINDING THE ANSWER!!!!

m=1/k+n

Answer 1

The denominator is k, according to user who posted the question.

`m=(1)/(k)+n`
We need to solve for k.

In order to solve for k, we need to isolate k, meaning
1. subtract n on both sides in order to isolate k, simplify

`m=(1)/(k)+n`

`m-n=(1)/(k)+n-n`

`m-n=(1)/(k)`
2. multiply k on both sides, do not forget the parentheses,

`k(m-n)=1`
3. divide by (m-n) (do not forget the parentheses), simplify

`k(m-n)/(m-n)=(1)/((m-n)`

`k=(1)/((m-n))`

So the final answer is
k=1/(m-n) do not forget the parentheses.

Answer 2

Hello!

This is how you would solve for k.
m(k + n) = 1

k + n =
`(1)/(m)`

k =
`(1)/(m)` - n