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Solve the equation. 3(k−6) = 15 k = ____?
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Solve the equation.
3(k−6) = 15
k = ____?
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this is the answer..........
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3k-18=15
Get k by itself, add 18 to both sides
3k=33
Divide by 3 to both sides to make k by itself
k=11
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