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Solve the following for j: 2(k+j) = 4m
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Solve the following for j: 2(k+j) = 4m

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Answer: j=−k+2m

Step-by-step explanation: 2(k+j)=4m

2j+2k+−2k=4m+−2k

2j

/2

=

−2k+4m

/2

j=−k+2m

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