Simplify the expression -(6 - 4p)

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Illusion [34]3 years ago

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Hey there!

The answer to your question is $-6+4p$

Given:

$-(6-4p)$

First, we distribute the negative sign to both terms ( $6$ $and$ $-4p$ ) This would make the $6$ negative and the $-4p$ positive, so we have:

$-6$ $and$ $4p$

Add them together and we get:

$-6+4p$

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