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Solve xy − 9 = k for x. I WILL MARK BRAILIEST
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Solve xy − 9 = k for x. I WILL MARK BRAILIEST

User Alan Jurgensen
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Answer:

x =
(k+9)/(y)

Explanation:

Given

xy - 9 = k ( add 9 to both sides )

xy = k + 9 ( isolate x by dividing both sides by y )

x =
(k+9)/(y)

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