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3 years ago

3.6w=2(0.8w+12) no link pls ill give you a brainlist

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Arada [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

W=12

Step-by-step explanation:

3.6w=2(0.8w+12)

3.6w=1.6w+24

Subtract 1.6w from both sides

3.6w-1.6w=1.6w+24-1.6w

Simplify

2w=24

Divide both sides by 2

2w/2=24/2

Simplify

w=12

Igoryamba3 years ago

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Hi there! I am GraceRosalia (SilentNature), and I hope my answer will help you!

3.6w=2(0.8w+12)

Use the Distributive Property:

3.6w=1.6w+24

Move all the constants to the left side:

3.6w-1.6w=24

2w=24

Divide both sides by 1.8 to isolate w:

w=12

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