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Solve for w in g=1/6(w+40)

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Answer:

w=6g-40

Explanation:

We have here a two variables equation, so it does not have a singular solution; it is just possible to isolate one of the variables. We start from:


g=(1)/(6)*(w+40)

So, multiply each part of the equation by 6:


6g=w+40

Finally, subtract 40 from each part of the equation.


w=6g-40

As you see, variables isolation requires to sum, subtract, multiply or divide depending on what you need.

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