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Solve for ww.\newline6=∣−w∣6 = |{-w}|\newlineWrite your answers as integers or as proper or improper fractions in simplest form.\newlinew=w = _____ or w=w = _____

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Q. Solve for ww.\newline6=∣−w∣6 = |{-w}|\newlineWrite your answers as integers or as proper or improper fractions in simplest form.\newlinew=w = _____ or w=w = _____
  1. Understand the equation: Understand the equation 6=∣−w∣6 = |-w|.\newlineThe absolute value of a number is always non-negative. Therefore, if ∣−w∣=6|-w| = 6, then −w-w can be either 66 or −6-6.
  2. Solve for w when: Solve for w when −w=6-w = 6. To find ww, we need to isolate it on one side of the equation. We do this by multiplying both sides by −1-1. −w=6-w = 6 becomes w=−6w = -6 after multiplying by −1-1.
  3. Solve for ww when: Solve for ww when −w=−6-w = -6. Similarly, we multiply both sides by −1-1. −w=−6-w = -6 becomes w=6w = 6 after multiplying by −1-1.

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