\( \frac{w}{-12}=-20 \) \( w=\square \) Solve for \( w \)

To solve for \( w \), you’ll want to eliminate the fraction by multiplying both sides of the equation by -12. So, you’ll have: \[ w = -20 \times -12 \] Calculating that gives \( w = 240 \). Ta-da! You’ve found that \( w = 240 \). Now you can impress your friends with your algebra skills by showing how you turned a tricky equation into a straightforward calculation!