since k=3,one can substitute 3 for k in the equation 3x−1​=k,which gives 3x−1​=3. Multiplying both sides of 3x−1​=3 by 3 given as x−1=9 and then adding 1 to both sides of x−1=9 and then adding 1 to both sides of x−1=9 gives x=10 Choices A, B, and C are incorrect because the result of subtracting 1 fromthe value and dividing by 3 is not the given value of k, which is 3.