In this equation y would equal 4 or it could be 1
The answer to your question is y=1
Answer:
k = 4/5
Step-by-step explanation:
First, rewrite 5/6k as (5/6)k; this is "five sixths of the variable k."
Next, identify the LCD. It is 6. Then the given equation becomes
5k + 4 = 8
Consolidate the constant terms:
5k = 4
Solve for k: k = 4/5
1/9 or 11/100
Hope that helps
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