Question

What does (−6)−(−7)(−4) equal?

Answer 1

The answer is -34.

(-6)-(-7)(-4)
When there is a - in front of an expression in parentheses, change the sign of each term in the expression

So it becomes -6+7x(-4)
Then you multiply

so it becomes -6 -28
Do the math

You’ll end up with an answer of
-34

Answer 2

i think its -4 but i am not confident with my answer as its been awhile since i done any math

Explanation:

-6-(-7)×-4

-6+7×-4

1×-4

-4