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21w > w+7 20w > 7 w > 7/20
@mimimarie416 do you get this?
not really
we have \[42w>2(w+7)\] Divide both sides by 2 \[\frac{42w}2>\frac{2(w+7)}{2}\] \[\frac{\cancel{42}21w}{\cancel 2}>\frac{\cancel2(w+7)}{\cancel 2}\] we get \[21w>w+7\] do you get this part?
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