The value of w from the given equation is w=(x-3y+1)/3.
Given an equation x=3(y+w)-1 and we have to find the value of w in terms of x and y.
Equation is relationship between two or more variables expressed in equal to form. Equation of two variables look like ax+by=c. It may be linear equation, quadratic equation,cubic equation.
The given expression is x=3(y+w)-1 and we have to find the value of w. To find the value we have to first solve the right side of the equation.
x=3y+3w-1
Now take w at one end and all other variables in other end.
3w=x-3y+1
Now divide both sides by 3.
3w/3=(x-3y+1)/3
Now cancel 3 from numerator and denominator in left side.
w=(x-3y+1)/3
Hence the value of w in the equation x=3(y+w)-1 is w=(x-3y+1)/3.
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