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2k-3m=16 solve for k

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Given :

2k-3m=16

Solving for :

The value of k.

So first,

add 3m to both sides :

2k = 16 + 3m

divide both sides by 2 :

k = 16/2 + 3m/2

k = 8 + 3m/2

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Hello!

Answer:


\Large \boxed{\sf k = 8+ (3m)/(2)}

Explanation:

We want to solve k in this equation:


\sf 2k-3m=16

Add 3m to both sides:


\sf 2k-3m+3m=16+3m

Simplify both sides:


\sf 2k=16+3m

Divide both sides by 2:

Simplify both sides:


\boxed{\sf k = 8+ (3m)/(2)}

Conclusion:

In the equation 2k - 3m = 16, k is equal to 8 + 3m/2.

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