k=2(-2/3^2)+9(-2/3)+10

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Solution for k=2(-2/3^2)+9(-2/3)+10 equation: 


k in (-oo:+oo)

k = 2*(-2/(3^2))+9*(-2/3)+10 // - 2*(-2/(3^2))+9*(-2/3)+10

k-(2*(-2/(3^2)))-(9*(-2/3))-10 = 0

k+4*3^-2-10+6 = 0

k-32/9 = 0 // + 32/9

k = 32/9

k = 32/9

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