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How would you to solve this equation by showing all your work and answer for my math teacher to correct 5-6k=8

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5-6k=8
-6k=3 (i subtracted 5 from both sides)

k= -1/2 ( i divided by -6 to both sides)
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Here are the steps. You shouldn't have any trouble
writing down the work and finding the solution.

#1). Write the equation. 5 - 6k = 8

#2). Add 6k to each side of the equation.

#3). Subtract 8 from each side.

#4). Divide each side by 6 .

At this point, the solution jumps out at you.
If you don't get -1/2 , go through it again.

It's more important for your math teacher to correct your work,
not mine. I finished middle school in 1955, and now I'm e-mailing
with the daughter of my 9th grade Algebra teacher, who is a very
successful lawyer back in my home town.


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