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3 years ago

2 minus the sum of u and 6? I just need the equation

Mathematics

1 answer:

Fiesta28 [93]3 years ago

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To be crystal clear, I'd use parentheses here:

2 - (u + 6). If you wish to simplify that, you'd get 2 - 6 - u, or -4 - u.

Eventually you'll have to know how to do these problems yourself, so I'd suggest you stop writing, "I just need the equation." You need the know-how.

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