Solve for w. 6+(w−10)=5

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Solve for w.

6+(w−10)=5

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Answer:

w=9

Explanation:

first you wanna add 6 and -10 which gives you -4, after that you bring -4 over to 5 and change it to positive and it becomes 9, which gives you w=9

Sam Samson answered Oct 14, 2021

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The answer is “W=9”.

Nsanders answered Oct 17, 2021

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