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Is this: \[-8=-(x+4)\] ?
You mean \[-8=-(x+4)\], right? Then \[-8=-(x+4)\]\[8=x+4\]\[x=4\]
If so see the problem as: \[-8=(-1)(x+4)\] Distribute the -1. \[-8=-x-4\] Add 4 to each side: \[-4=-x\] Times each side by -1 \[x=4\]
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