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22 January, 08:36

How do you solve the equation a=2 (l+w) to solve for w?

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  1. 22 January, 08:56
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    Considering that you multiply everything out it would be a=2l+2w. Then isolate the w, and the equation would be w=-l+a/2.
  2. 22 January, 08:58
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    Well if a=2 then your answer is two so one plus one equals two so ya
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