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Simplifying 2[3(2k + 1) + -1(k + -3)] = 5 + -3(2k + -5) Reorder the terms: 2[3(1 + 2k) + -1(k + -3)] = 5 + -3(2k + -5) 2[(1 * 3 + 2k * 3) + -1(k + -3)] = 5 + -3(2k + -5) 2[(3 + 6k) + -1(k + -3)] = 5 + -3(2k + -5) Reorder the terms: 2[3 + 6k + -1(-3 + k)] = 5 + -3(2k + -5) 2[3 + 6k + (-3 * -1 + k * -1)] = 5 + -3(2k + -5) 2[3 + 6k + (3 + -1k)] = 5 + -3(2k + -5) Reorder the terms: 2[3 + 3 + 6k + -1k] = 5 + -3(2k + -5) Combine like terms: 3 + 3 = 6 2[6 + 6k + -1k] = 5 + -3(2k + -5) Combine like terms: 6k + -1k = 5k 2[6 + 5k] = 5 + -3(2k + -5) [6 * 2 + 5k * 2] = 5 + -3(2k + -5) [12 + 10k] = 5 + -3(2k + -5) Reorder the terms: 12 + 10k = 5 + -3(-5 + 2k) 12 + 10k = 5 + (-5 * -3 + 2k * -3) 12 + 10k = 5 + (15 + -6k) Combine like terms: 5 + 15 = 20 12 + 10k = 20 + -6k Solving 12 + 10k = 20 + -6k Solving for variable 'k'. Move all terms containing k to the left, all other terms to the right. Add '6k' to each side of the equation. 12 + 10k + 6k = 20 + -6k + 6k Combine like terms: 10k + 6k = 16k 12 + 16k = 20 + -6k + 6k Combine like terms: -6k + 6k = 0 12 + 16k = 20 + 0 12 + 16k = 20 Add '-12' to each side of the equation. 12 + -12 + 16k = 20 + -12 Combine like terms: 12 + -12 = 0 0 + 16k = 20 + -12 16k = 20 + -12 Combine like terms: 20 + -12 = 8 16k = 8 Divide each side by '16'. k = 0.5 Simplifying k = 0.5
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