How do you solve # 2/3 + 2k/4=71/12#?
resolving the mixed fraction
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To solve the equation 2/3 + 2k/4 = 71/12, follow these steps:
- Multiply all terms by the least common denominator (LCD), which is 12.
- Simplify the equation by distributing the LCD.
- Combine like terms and isolate the variable, k.
- Solve for k.
Here are the steps in detail:
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Multiply all terms by 12: 12 * (2/3) + 12 * (2k/4) = 12 * (71/12)
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Simplify: 8 + 6k = 71
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Subtract 8 from both sides: 6k = 63
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Divide both sides by 6: k = 63/6 k = 10.5
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