What is the answer to -7(k+9)=9(k-5)-14k

The answer to -7(k+9)=9(k-5)-14k is 
k = -9

-7(k+9)=9(k-5)-14k
Use the distributive property to distribute the -7 to (k+9) and 9 to (k-5)
-7(k+9)=9(k-5)-14k
-7k - 63 = 9k - 45 - 14k
Now lets get all our constants on one side of the equal sign and all our terms such as 9k and 4k on a side by their self
-7k - 63 = 9k - 45 - 14k
-7k - 63 + 45 = 9k - 45 + 45 - 14k
-7k - 18 = 9k - 14k
Now lets get that -7k on the right side
-7k + 7k - 18 = 9k - 14k + 7k
-18 = 9k - 14k + 7k
Now lets do the math for 9k - 14k + 7k and solve for k
-18 = 9k - 14k + 7k
-18 = 2k
-18 / 2 = 2k / 2
-9 = k
k = -9

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