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Solve 7x- c= k for x. A. X = 7(k+C) B. x = 7(K-C) C. X = k+c/7 D. X= k-c/7

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antoniya [11.8K]3 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

you add c to both side which will then make it 7x=k+c then you would divide 7 from both sides leaving you with x=k+c/7. Except 7 will be under the k and c.

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Solve 7x- c= k for x. A. X = 7(k+C) B. x = 7(K-C) C. X = k+c/7 D. X= k-c/7​

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