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Which value of w is the solution to the equation? 2w−5=w+10 W=? uwu®
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Which value of w is the solution to the equation?

2w−5=w+10



W=? uwu®

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Answer: w = 15

Explanation:

User Andersh
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Answer:


15 = w

Explanation:

2w - 5 = w + 10

-2w - 2w

___________

−5 = −w + 10

-10 - 10

__________

−15 = −w


15 = w

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