{ K }^{ } = \frac{ 400 { \left(6 \cdot 306-74 \cdot 14 \right) }^{ 2 } }{ 80 \cdot 320 \cdot 20 \cdot 380 }
Solve for K
K = \frac{25}{19} = 1\frac{6}{19} \approx 1.315789474
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K=\frac{400\left(6\times 306-74\times 14\right)^{2}}{80\times 320\times 20\times 380}
Calculate K to the power of 1 and get K.
K=\frac{\left(6\times 306-14\times 74\right)^{2}}{20\times 64\times 380}
Cancel out 5\times 80 in both numerator and denominator.
K=\frac{\left(1836-14\times 74\right)^{2}}{20\times 64\times 380}
Multiply 6 and 306 to get 1836.
K=\frac{\left(1836-1036\right)^{2}}{20\times 64\times 380}
Multiply 14 and 74 to get 1036.
K=\frac{800^{2}}{20\times 64\times 380}
Subtract 1036 from 1836 to get 800.
K=\frac{640000}{20\times 64\times 380}
Calculate 800 to the power of 2 and get 640000.
K=\frac{640000}{1280\times 380}
Multiply 20 and 64 to get 1280.
K=\frac{640000}{486400}
Multiply 1280 and 380 to get 486400.
K=\frac{25}{19}
Reduce the fraction \frac{640000}{486400} to lowest terms by extracting and canceling out 25600.
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