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What is the answer for −3x−6+(−1)

What is the answer for −3x−6+(−1)
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What is the answer for −3x−6+(−1)

User Samuel Owino
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Answer:

-3x-7

Explanation:

Combine like terms

-6+-1 = -6-1 = -7

Hence, it's -3x-7

User Joshua Davies
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Hi it would be -9x-1 hope that helps
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