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Simplify. –15 – (–3) + 4
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–15 – (–3) + 4
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First, when you see an equation with two minus signs next to each other, it can be simplified to one plus sign. So, we can change -15-(-3)+4 to -15+3+4. -15 +3 is equal to -12. Now, the equation is -12+4. -12+4 is equal to -8:
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