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Solve for w. 40+4w=12w

Solve for w. 40+4w=12w
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Solve for w.
40+4w=12w

User DavidT
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Answer:

W=5

Explanation:

40+4w=12w

-4w -4w

40= 8w

÷8 ÷8

5=w

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