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Solve a(x - b) - 2k = l for k
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Solve a(x - b) - 2k = l for k

User Ildar Musin
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a(x - b) - 2k = l
ax - ab - 2k = l

Subtract ax, add ab to both sides

- 2k = l - ax + ab

Divide by - 2 to isolate variable K

k = (l - ax + ab) / - 2 or
k = (l - ax + ab)/(-2)
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