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Solve. 6w+7w^1/2-20= 0
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6w+7w^1/2-20= 0

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6w + 7w¹/² - 20 = 0
6w + 7w¹/² = 20
6w + 7√w = 20

*insert math here because I'm not smart enough to show my work*

The answer to your problem is w = 16/9
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