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YOU GET 25 POINTS ANSWERING THIS I need help on a math assignment, 7th grade. How do you factor a negative one from addition or subtraction expression? For example, the expression I have right now is -4-(5+3).
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I need help on a math assignment, 7th grade. How do you factor a negative one from addition or subtraction expression? For example, the expression I have right now is -4-(5+3). How do I factor out a negative one from this expression? Explain, please.

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Answer:

-4-(5+3) = -4 - (8) = 2

Explanation:

User Monokh
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Answer:

4-(5+3)= 1+3=4

Explanation:

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