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4×1+5
aw a ring around each of the calculations with a result that is a factor of 48
Point 
P has coordinates 
(k,-3).
Point 
Q has coordinates 
(2,-3).
The length of 
PQ is 6.5 units and 
k < 0
Find the value of 
k.

k=

4×1+5 4 \times 1+5 \newlineaw a ring around each of the calculations with a result that is a factor of 4848\newlinePoint P P has coordinates (k,3) (k,-3) .\newlinePoint Q Q has coordinates (2,3) (2,-3) .\newlineThe length of PQ P Q is 66.55 units and k<0 k<0 \newlineFind the value of k k .\newlinek= k=

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Q. 4×1+5 4 \times 1+5 \newlineaw a ring around each of the calculations with a result that is a factor of 4848\newlinePoint P P has coordinates (k,3) (k,-3) .\newlinePoint Q Q has coordinates (2,3) (2,-3) .\newlineThe length of PQ P Q is 66.55 units and k<0 k<0 \newlineFind the value of k k .\newlinek= k=
  1. Calculate Expression: 4×1+5=4+5=94\times1+5 = 4+5 = 9, which is not a factor of 4848, so we don't circle it.
  2. Find Distance Between Points: The distance between points P(k,3)P(k, -3) and Q(2,3)Q(2, -3) is the absolute value of the difference in their xx-coordinates since they lie on the same horizontal line.
  3. Calculate Length of PQ: The length of PQ is k2=6.5|k - 2| = 6.5, since k<0k < 0, k2k - 2 must be negative, so we have (k2)=6.5- (k - 2) = 6.5.
  4. Solve for k: Solving for k, we get k+2=6.5-k + 2 = 6.5, so k=26.5k = 2 - 6.5.
  5. Final Value of k: k=4.5k = -4.5, which is less than 00, so it fits the condition k<0k < 0.

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