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Solve for K 2(J+K)=M
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HI!!
a) divide by 2 b) subtract \(J\)
So is it K=j/-2? @misty1212
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\[2(J+K)=M\] divide by 2, which just means write it \[J+K=\frac{M}{2}\]
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subtract \(J\) again, just write it \[K=\frac{M}{2}-J\]
aw okay I forgot about the M Thank you very much @misty1212
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