What is k/5.2 + 81.9= 47.2

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Solution for k/5.2+81.9=47.2 equation:
k in (-oo:+oo)

k/5.2+81.9 = 47.2 // - 47.2

k/5.2-47.2+81.9 = 0

0.19230769*k-47.2+81.9 = 0 // - 81.9-47.2

0.19230769*k = -(81.9-47.2) // : 0.19230769

k = (-(81.9-47.2))/0.19230769

k = 5.20000006*(47.2-81.9)

k = 5.20000006*(47.2-81.9)

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