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4 years ago

K-2/5=11k literal equations

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krek1111 [17]4 years ago

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-2/5 = 11k - k
-2/5 = 10k
-2/5/10 = k
-2/5 * 10 = k
-2/50 = k
k = -1/25.

-1/25 - 2/5 = 11k is true.

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