Will give a fan and a medal for a direct answer to this question.

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

@SwagHatKid

anonymous · Answer

(4w + 1) • (16w2 - 4w + 1)
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              64

anonymous · Answer

16

anonymous · Answer

Oopsie

anonymous · Answer

lel

whpalmer4 · Answer

$$w^{-3} = \frac{1}{64}$$

by laws of exponents, $$a^{-b} = \frac{1}{a^b}$$so we can write that as
$$\frac{1}{w^3} = \frac{1}{64}$$
it should be clear that this means $$w^3=64$$What number $w$ makes $w^3=w*w*w=64$ a true statement?

anonymous · Answer

thats ez

anonymous · Answer

i know the answer

anonymous · Answer

are you looking for help or the answer?

whpalmer4 · Answer

Good, keep it to yourself, the OP needs to work it out...

anonymous · Answer

i love your optimistic response

anonymous · Answer

;-;

anonymous · Answer

@SwagHatKid 
What is it

whpalmer4 · Answer

@DredayAJO 

Let's try some possible values for $w$:

how about $w = 2$?
$$2*2*2 = 8$$oops, that's too small

how about $w = 5$?
$$5*5*5 = 125$$oops, too big

anonymous · Answer

:) thanx m8

whpalmer4 · Answer

@DredayAJO have you tried $w = 3$ and $w = 4$?

anonymous · Answer

Can you help me with a direct answer or no?

anonymous · Answer

I'm not in the mood to be tutored right now

whpalmer4 · Answer

@DredayAJO If you can't be bothered to try multiplying 3*3*3 and 4*4*4 and see if either of them give you the answer you need, you may just be stuck.  The OpenStudy Code of Conduct says that we are to guide you to find the answer, not do it for you.