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Evaluate the expression when a=4, b=−5, and c=−8. (−b)+c=
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Evaluate the expression when a=4, b=−5, and c=−8. (−b)+c=

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The correct answer is -3. The 2 negative signs in the parentheses turns positive and add to -8.
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Answer:

-3

Explanation:

(−b)+c=

Let b = -5 and c = -8

- (-5) + -8

5 -8

-3

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