Question 21257: How would I simplify this problem?
-(3-x)=
i keep coming up with different answers that don't reflect
what's in the book. thanks Found 2 solutions by GuessWho, DRichardson:Answer by GuessWho(10) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! lets take away the paratheses. the problem would be -3 minus x. the minus would be changed to addition ad the x becomes a negative, so the problem now reads as "-3 + -x. since both are negatives, the problem becomes -3x. hope i helped, and i hope i'm right.
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