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Simplifying 360w = 160w + 24 Reorder the terms: 360w = 24 + 160w Solving 360w = 24 + 160w Solving for variable 'w'. Move all terms containing w to the left, all other terms to the right. Add '-160w' to each side of the equation. 360w + -160w = 24 + 160w + -160w Combine like terms: 360w + -160w = 200w 200w = 24 + 160w + -160w Combine like terms: 160w + -160w = 0 200w = 24 + 0 200w = 24 Divide each side by '200'. w = 0.12 Simplifying w = 0.12
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