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If k is a number so that the sum of k and any number in the set above is also in the set, what is the value of k?
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If k is a number so that the sum of k and any number in the set above is also in the set, what is the value of k?
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Just by trying out the options,
K = 0,
0 plus any of the number (6,2,1,3) still results to 6,2,1,3 which is in the set.
option (D) is the answer.
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k=0 because any other answer does not work, they all are not in the parentheses above. 0 plus every number is the same number, which is still above.
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