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Write each expression in standard form.

−(2ℎ − 9)− 4ℎ
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Final answer:

The expression −(2h − 9)− 4h simplifies to −6h + 9 by distributing the negative sign across the parentheses and combining like terms.

Step-by-step explanation:

To write the expression −(2h − 9)− 4h in standard form, we need to distribute the negative sign inside the parentheses and combine like terms.

Let's distribute the negative sign first:

  • −(2h) becomes −1 2h or −2h
  • −(−9) becomes +9

Now combine the distributed terms with the rest of the expression:

−2h + 9 − 4h

Next, we combine the like terms which are the terms with 'h':

−2h − 4h = −6h

So, the expression simplified in standard form is:

−6h + 9

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