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Solve for
k
k
k
.
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8
(
10
−
k
)
=
2
k
8(10-k)=2 k
8
(
10
−
k
)
=
2
k
\newline
k
=
k=
k
=
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Algebra 1
Solve multi-step linear equations
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Q.
Solve for
k
k
k
.
\newline
8
(
10
−
k
)
=
2
k
8(10-k)=2 k
8
(
10
−
k
)
=
2
k
\newline
k
=
k=
k
=
Simplify expression using distributive property:
Simplify
8
(
10
−
k
)
8(10 - k)
8
(
10
−
k
)
by using the
distributive property
.
\newline
8
(
10
−
k
)
8(10 - k)
8
(
10
−
k
)
\newline
=
8
(
10
)
+
8
(
−
k
)
8(10) + 8(-k)
8
(
10
)
+
8
(
−
k
)
\newline
=
80
−
8
k
80 - 8k
80
−
8
k
Write equation with simplified expression:
Write the equation with the simplified expression.
\newline
80
−
8
k
=
2
k
80 - 8k = 2k
80
−
8
k
=
2
k
Isolate variable by moving terms:
Isolate the variable
k
k
k
by moving all
k
k
k
terms to one side of the equation.
\newline
80
=
2
k
+
8
k
80 = 2k + 8k
80
=
2
k
+
8
k
\newline
80
=
10
k
80 = 10k
80
=
10
k
Divide both sides to solve for
k
:
Divide both sides by
10
10
10
to solve for
k
.
\newline
\frac{
80
80
80
}{
10
10
10
} = \frac{
10
10
10
k}{
10
10
10
}
\newline
8
8
8
= k
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