Question

(6x-1)-(2x+3)

Answer 1

Expand the minus into the bracket, and then see if that helps?

Answer 2

Can you expand it ? @GraceJaylene

Answer 3

idk :( its confusing to me

Answer 4

sad! :(
:'(

Answer 5

Okay, expand the minus into the right hand bracket and then you may remove the brackets

Answer 6

\[6x-1 -2x-3\]

Answer 7

would you do 6x-2x first @ceb105

Answer 8

It does not matter, but yes that is perfectly fine.

Answer 9

4x - -2

am i right?

Answer 10

@ceb105

Answer 11

Sorry, you are almsot correct. look again at -1-3

Answer 12

-2?

Answer 13

you can look at it like so: take out the minus so that it looks more familiar. -(1+3)=-(4)
see?

Answer 14

so x=0?

Answer 15

I was not aware that was an equation. The expression you wrote at the top didn't have an equals
What was it equal to? was it 0?

Answer 16

My friend thinks it equals zero. Its subracting binomials and monomials

Answer 17

okay if you take the question as (6x-1)-(2x+3)=0 then after simplifcation we found 4x-4=0 thus 4x=4