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How do you simplify 8-4m-9+m?
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-4m +m = -3m
(m=1 because it the variable is alone than it would be just 1)
then you have -9 + 8 which is -1
so the answer would be -3m -1
hope I helped!
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Here, take all the variables together & all the constants together as follows:
8-4m-9+m
(8-9)+(-4m+m)
-1-3m
So, your final answer is -3m-1
Hope this helps!
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