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6x+c=k for x 

 

A:x=  k- c/6

 

B. x=6 (k-c)

 

C.x=6(k+6)

 

D. x= k+c/ 6

 Mar 1, 2019

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A. Divide both sides by 6, and you get \(x +\frac c6 = \frac k6\) . Subtract \(\frac c6\) from both sides and you end up with \(x = \frac {k-c}{6}\)

 Mar 1, 2019
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Best Answer

A. Divide both sides by 6, and you get \(x +\frac c6 = \frac k6\) . Subtract \(\frac c6\) from both sides and you end up with \(x = \frac {k-c}{6}\)

LagTho Mar 1, 2019

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