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{:[-4(w+1)=-24],[w=]:}

Solve for w w .\newline4(w+1)=24w= \begin{array}{l} -4(w+1)=-24 \\ w=\square \end{array}

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Q. Solve for w w .\newline4(w+1)=24w= \begin{array}{l} -4(w+1)=-24 \\ w=\square \end{array}
  1. Distribute 4-4: Distribute 4-4 across the parentheses in the first equation. 4(w+1)=4w4-4(w+1) = -4w - 4. Now the equation looks like 4w4=24-4w - 4 = -24.
  2. Add 44: Add 44 to both sides of the equation to isolate the term with the variable ww. 4w4+4=24+4-4w - 4 + 4 = -24 + 4, which simplifies to 4w=20-4w = -20.
  3. Divide by 4-4: Divide both sides of the equation by 4-4 to solve for ww. 4w/4=20/4-4w / -4 = -20 / -4, which simplifies to w=5w = 5.
  4. Final Solution: Since the second part of the system of equations is simply w=w=, we can conclude that the value of ww we found, which is 55, is the solution to the system.

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