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Marcus Campbell asked Jul 6, 2023

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−1 − (−z) where z= -2

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Answer: -3

Explanation:

-1 - (--2)

-1 - 2

= -3

Whenever you see 2 negative , or - signs next to each other, like --, they cancel out.

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