8(2w+15)=16w+20

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Solution for 8(2w+15)=16w+20 equation:


Simplifying
8(2w + 15) = 16w + 20

Reorder the terms:
8(15 + 2w) = 16w + 20
(15 * 8 + 2w * 8) = 16w + 20
(120 + 16w) = 16w + 20

Reorder the terms:
120 + 16w = 20 + 16w

Add '-16w' to each side of the equation.
120 + 16w + -16w = 20 + 16w + -16w

Combine like terms: 16w + -16w = 0
120 + 0 = 20 + 16w + -16w
120 = 20 + 16w + -16w

Combine like terms: 16w + -16w = 0
120 = 20 + 0
120 = 20

Solving
120 = 20

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