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Solve: -3(2w+1)+14=10w-21

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Solve: -3(2w+1)+14=10w-21

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-6w-3+14=10w-21

32=16w

w=2

Raj Gohel answered Apr 10, 2019

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w=2 is your answer

hopw this hepled :)

DougBTV answered Apr 13, 2019

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