1/3(-9K+36)=2+14k

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Solution for 1/3(-9K+36)=2+14k equation: 


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(1/3)*(36-9*K) = 14*k+2 // - 14*k+2

(1/3)*(36-9*K)-(14*k)-2 = 0

(1/3)*(36-9*K)-14*k-2 = 0

1/3*(36-9*K)-14*k-2 = 0

1/3*(36-9*K)-14*k-2 = 0

12-3*K-14*k-2 = 0

10-3*K-14*k = 0

10-3*K-14*k = 0

x belongs to the empty set

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