What is the variable of p and k explain please

Mathematics

1 answer:

scoundrel [369]3 years ago

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For the P=-4
what you do is subtracting 6 to the 38 you will have -8p=32 then you will divide-8 to both sides and your answer will be p=-4
check 6-8(-4)=38
6+32=38
38=38

i got K=5.6
what you do is add 13 to the 15 and you will have 28=5k then you will divide 5 to both sides and you will have k=5.6
check 15=5(5.6)-13
15=28-13
15=15

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