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2 February, 17:42

What value of k makes the equation true? 12 (-17) = - 17 + k

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  1. 2 February, 20:54
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    Is there any sign between 12 and - 17 on the left side?

    if no, then this is to be interpreted as a multiplication and is equal to - 204.

    so we have - 204=-17+k

    which means

    -204+17=k

    -187=k

    so k is - 187

    if thre is a plus between the 12 and (-17) then k would be 12 (and both sides of the equation would be essentially the same, just inverted order)
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