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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

fractions

-1/3k=-4...what is k?
  

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Are you asking how to say this, or are you asking a math question? This is not a math forum. Clive

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Are you asking how to say this, or are you asking a math question? This is not a math forum.

Clive
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The value of k would have to be such that the left side of the equation is 1/(1/4), which is equal to 4. If k is 1/12, then that makes the denominator of the left side 1/4.
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Anonymous-1/3k=-4...what is k?
I think you mean this:

-(1/3)k = -4
What is k?

To express this with ordinary type that does not allow for mathematical notation, you need the parentheses.
Capitalize the first word of every sentence.

CJ
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