-50 = -2 (k - 1) - 5k - 4 (k - 6k) how i do it

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-50 = -2 (k - 1) - 5k - 4 (k - 6k) how i do it

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Explanation:

-50 = -2(k)-2(-1)-5k-4(k)-4(-6k)
-50= -2k+2-5k-4k+24k
-50-2= 13k
-52 = 13k
$( - 52)/(13) = (13k)/(13) \\ - 4 = k$
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Sungsoo Kwon answered Jul 8, 2023

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