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For the following, find an equivalent expre -(y+13)

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Final answer:

The equivalent expression for -(y + 13) is found by distributing the negative sign, resulting in -y - 13.

Step-by-step explanation:

The student has asked to find an equivalent expression for -(y + 13). To find the equivalent expression, we need to distribute the negative sign across the parentheses. This means we multiply both y and 13 by -1.

The equivalent expression is:

  • -1 × y = -y
  • -1 × 13 = -13

Therefore, the equivalent expression for -(y + 13) is -y - 13.

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