Question

5k+(−2k)−(−1) please help

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation

Given:

5k+(−2k)−(−1)

To simplify the above given, we first apply the rule:

`a+(-b)=a-b`

So,

`5k+(-2k)-(-1)=5k-2k-(-1)`

Next, we apply the rule:

`a-(-b)=a+b`

Hence,

`5k-2k-(-1)=5k-2k+1`

Then, we simplify:

`5k-2k+1=3k+1`

Therefore, the answer is:

`\begin{equation*} 3k+1 \end{equation*}`