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3w - 10 + w = 90 what does w equal to?
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3w - 10 + w = 90
what does w equal to?
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The answer is w= 25.
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3w-10+w=90
The first thing you want to do is combine like terms
3w-10+w=90
Add 10
3w+w=100
And combine 3w and w
4w=100
To get w alone, divide 100 by 4
100/4=25
w=25
Hope that helps :)
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