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Solve for k: -3/5k - 1 + 1/2k = 3

Solve for k: -3/5k - 1 + 1/2k = 3
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Solve for k:
-3/5k - 1 + 1/2k = 3

User Chamal
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that's the answer

k=-40

Solve for k: -3/5k - 1 + 1/2k = 3-example-1
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The answer would be -40 c:
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