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Solve the following equation for w:

(3)/(w-2) = -7.

Simplify your answer as much as possible.

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In a brief, but concise step by step response, this solution clearly shows how to solve for the value of w.

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First multiply both sides by (w - 2).

3 = -7(w - ...

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