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Rednuht asked Jan 24, 2022

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2(k+ 4) = 3(k-2)
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Answer:

k = 14

Explanation:

k = 14 because if you isolatethe variable by dividing each side by factor that dosent contain the variable

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k=14

I'm pretty sure this is the correct answer hope it helps :)

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