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2 years ago

9(w – 4) – 7w = 5(3w – 2)

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rosijanka [135]2 years ago

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Answer:

-2 =w

Step-by-step explanation:

9(w – 4) – 7w = 5(3w – 2)

The first step is to distribute

9w -36 - 7w = 15w -10

Combine like terms

2w -36 = 15w -10

Subtract 2w from each side

2w -36 -2w = 15w-10-2w

-36 = 13w -10

Add 10 to each side

-36+10 =13w-10+1-

-26 = 13w

Divide by 13

-26/13 =13w/13

-2 =w

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