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3 years ago

I need help on thi and the first person who answer correctly gets a BRANLIST and show work

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const2013 [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

w<6 THE SMALL LINE UNDER THE LESS THAN SIGN IS STILL THERE I JUST CANNOT ADD IT

Step-by-step explanation:

first solve the equation to the right.

-3(2w+1) = -6w-3

now solve the whole equation

-33-w< -6w-3

-w+6w < -3+33

5w < 30

divide the 5 from both sides to simplify

5/5w < 30/5

w < 6

THE ANSWER IS w < 6

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I need help on thi and the first person who answer correctly gets a BRANLIST​ and show work​

I need help on thi and the first person who answer correctly gets a BRANLIST and show work