L=14J+3K solving for K

Denise G. answered • 05/14/19

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To solve for k, need to isolate it to one side of the equation.

L=14J+3K

Subtract 14J from both sides and simplify

L-14J=14J+3K-14J

L-14J=3K

Divide both sides by 3 and simplify

(L-14J)/3=3K/3

(L-14J)/3=K

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