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2 years ago

Se the distributive property to remove the parentheses. -(-3v-4w+1)

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KIM [24]2 years ago

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Hii!

$\leadsto\parallel\boldsymbol{Answer.}\parallel\gets$

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3v+4w-1

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$\leadsto\parallel\boldsymbol{Explanation.}\parallel\gets$

We use the distributive property to "distribute" the minus sign.

$\sf -(-3v-4w+1)=-1\cdot(-3v)+(-1)\cdot(-4w)+(-1)\cdot1}$ .

Simplify!

$\sf 3v+4w-1}$ . Which is our final answer.

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