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Solve the equation: 13W - 2(4W + 1) = W - 58 *

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W = - 14

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13W - 2(4W + 1) = W - 58

13W - 8W - 2 = W - 58

13W - 8W - W = 2 - 58

4W = - 56

W = - 56 : 4

W = - 14

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