3(4k+5) – 14k +5+5= how do you solve this

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Aleksa Majkic asked Jun 4, 2023

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3(4k+5) – 14k +5+5=
how do you solve this

Mathematics
high-school

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Answer:

3(4k+5)-14k+5+5=4k

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and also when you add the numbers the k just remains behind your solution

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