Question

Use the drop-down menus to choose steps in order to correctly solve 4k−6=−2k−16−2 for k.

Answer 1

First you subtract by the numbers.

$4k-6=-2k-18$

Then you add by six from both sides of equation form.

$4k-6+6=-2k-18+6$

Simplify.

$4k=-2k-12$

Next add by two-k from both sides of equation form.

$4k+2k=-2k-12+2k$

Then simplify.

$6k=-12$

Next divide by six from both sides of equation form.

$\frac{6k}{6}=\frac{-12}{6}$

And finally, simplify by equation.

$k=-2$

Final answer is ⇒ $\boxed{k=-2}$

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Answer 2

Answer:

First drop-down : -

Second drop-down : 12

Third drop-down : 6

Fourth drop-down : -12

Fifth drop-down : -2