SOLUTION: 9(11-k)=3(3k-9)

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Question 20806: 9(11-k)=3(3k-9)
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9(11-k)=3(3k-9)
99-9k=9k-27 <--add 9k to both sides
(99-9k)+9k=(9k-27)+9k
99=18k-27 <--add 27 to both sides
99+27=(18k-27)+27
126=18k <--divide both sides by 18
=
7=k

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