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How do you solve 2/3k - (k + 1/4) = 1/12 (k + 4)
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k= -2 1/10
That's not right
its 1/12 instead of 1/2 sorry
Sorry I was looking at a different problem yea it is
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You should simplify it to 2/3k-k-1/4=1/12k+1/3
Couldn't you eliminate the fractions
You then subtract 2/3k from k so it would go to -1/3 k
then you would change it into -4/12k so they are like factors and add -4/12 k to both sides so then you have -1/4=5/12k+1/3
Is the answer -1/5
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no its -7/5
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