SOLUTION: b+k
---= t solve for k
j
i know you have to get k by itself but i only got it down to bj+kj=jt, kj=-bj+jt so would it be k=-b+t??
i dont know if i did it right
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Question 466792: b+k
---= t solve for k
j
i know you have to get k by itself but i only got it down to bj+kj=jt, kj=-bj+jt so would it be k=-b+t??
i dont know if i did it right
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
I think you mean (b+k)/j = t
Multiply by j
b+k = jt
Subtract b
k = jt - b
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