Apologies for the confusion in the previous responses. Let's proceed with the updated expression:
9(k + 13/) + 10(1/2k - 1)
= 9k + 9(13/) + 10(1/2k) - 10(1)
= 9k + 117/ + 5/2k - 10
To combine like terms, we need to get a common denominator for the fractions. We can multiply 10 by 2/2 to achieve this:
= 9k + 117/ + (5/2k)*(2/2) - (10)*(2/2)
= 9k + 117/ + 10/2k - 20/2
= 9k + 117/ + 10/2k - 10
Now, we can further simplify by finding a common denominator for the fractions in the expression:
= 9k + 117/ + 5k/ + 10/2k - 10
= 9k + 117/ + 5k/2 + 10/2k - 10
Now, let's combine all the terms:
= 9k + 5k/2 + 117/ + 10/2k - 10
To add the fractions, we need a common denominator. Multiply 10 by 2/2:
= 9k + 5k/2 + 117/ + 10/2k - 20/2
= 9k + 5k/2 + 117/ + 10/2k - 20/2
= 9k + 5k/2 + 117/ - 20/2 + 10/2k
= 9k + 5k/2 + 117/2 - 10/2k
To simplify the expression further, we need to find a common denominator for the mixed numbers 5k/2 and 117/2:
= 9k + (5k/2)*(2/2) + (117/2)*(k/2k) - (10/2k)*(117/117)
= 9k + 10k/2 + 117k/2k - 10k/117
= 9k + 20k/2 - 10k/117
= 9k + 10k - 10k/117
= 9k
Therefore, the final answer is 9k.