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ShireAutumn

Answer:

[tex] \sf \frac{2}{5} k - 2( \frac{1}{10} k + 3) = - k + 24 \\ \sf\frac{2}{5} k - \frac{1}{5} k - 6 = - k + 24 \\ \sf \frac{1}{5} k - 6 = - k + 24 \\ \sf k - 30 = - 5k + 120 \\ \sf k + 5k = 120 + 30 \\ \sf6k = 150 \\ \sf k = \boxed{ \bold{ \red{25}}}[/tex]

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heatherperry0608
Answer: G

You remove the parentheses, multiply on both sides, collect like terms, move the terms and collect terms again, then divide both sides.

2/5k - 1/5k - 6= -k + 24

2k - k - 30 = -5k + 120

k - 30 = -5k + 120

k + 5k = 120+ 30

6k = 150

k = 25

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