Madison S.
asked • 12/01/16Find What K stands for?-12k=-60?
i need ti find the awnser to this . and i cant get it
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Kenneth S. answered • 12/01/16
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k is standing for some number; it's an UNKKNOWN quantity, but one fact about it is known, as represented by the equation.
In your studies you may have seen solutions to such a problem; one divides by the COEFFICIENT of k (in this case it's -12) on both sides, thus isolating the unknown quantity; k = 5. (An unknown quantity is also called a variable, sometimes.)
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Kenneth S.
12/01/16