What would the error be if -4n+3+9n-4 if the answer is 5, when somebody says it's 4? I need just an explination, no equation needed!

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What would the error be if -4n+3+9n-4 if the answer is 5, when somebody says it's 4? I need just an explination, no equation needed!

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Answer:

-5n + -1

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Ok I think they subtract 4 from nine wrong

Shahnad S answered Jul 29, 2023

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