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X=4-k over 6, what is k
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X=4-k over 6, what is k

User Rajeev Atmakuri
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Answer:

k = -6x+4

Explanation:


x =(4-k)/(6)

Cross Multiply


x * 6 = (4-k)* 1\\\\6x = 4-k

Isolate k


6x -4 =-k

Divide through by -1


(6x)/(-1) -(-4)/(-1) = (-k)/(-1)\\ \\-6x+4 =k\\\\k =-6x+4

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