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How do I solve (-5x + 4 ) + -1(x - 1)

How do I solve (-5x + 4 ) + -1(x - 1)
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How do I solve (-5x + 4 ) + -1(x - 1)

User John Hargrove
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Answer:

-6x+5

Explanation:

(-5x+4)+(-1)(x-1)

-5x+4-(x-1)

-5x+4-x+1

-5x-x+4+1

-6x+4+1

-6x+5

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