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3 years ago

Subtract -b+3 from -11-4

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-11-4 - (-b+3)
Distribute the negative sign
-11-4+b-3
Simplify like terms -11, -4, and -3, making sure to remember their sign.
-11-4-3 = -18
So the answer would be b-18 or -18+b.

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