Math, asked by nningale1371, 9 hours ago

Which of the following equations is equivalent to 8(k+11)−6k=19?
2k+11=19

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Answered by babavass8

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Answer:

8(k+11)-6k=19

there is k=-34.5 or k=-34*1/2

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