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6 (1/2w - 3/4) Khan Anything would help.

6 (1/2w - 3/4) Khan Anything would help.
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6 (1/2w - 3/4) Khan

Anything would help.

User Oleksandr G
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Answer:

3w-9/2

Explanation:

Use the distributive property to multiply in 6 to both 1/2w and 3/4 to get 3w-18/4.

Simplify.

3w-9/2

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