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Evaluate the expression for a = -6, b= -9, and c= -2. a+(b-c)=
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Evaluate the expression for a = -6, b= -9, and c= -2.
a+(b-c)=

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Answer: -17

Explanation: first, turn the problem into -6 + (-9-2). Then, you would simplify the parentheses which would leave you with -6 - 11, then you subtract 11 from 6 which would leave you with -17.

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