Mathematics, 02.02.2020 20:04 MrKrinkle77

Me asap subtract 1/4w+4 from 1/2w+ .
a. 1/4w− 1
b. −1/4w+ 70
c. −1/4w+ 1
d. 1/4w+ 7

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Me asap subtract 1/4w+4 from 1/2w+ .
a. 1/4w− 1
b. −1/4w+ 70
c. −1/4w+ 1