Question

-(5v-y+6)

Answer 1

my answer is 5v+1+6 .iwant to know if this correct

Answer 2

nah, thats not right

Answer 3

multiple everything by negative one to get your answer

Answer 4

i put too much + i think

Answer 5

@jash123 may you show the steps, how did you get it?

Answer 6

y is 1 right?

Answer 7

You need this simplfied?

Answer 8

when you are multiplying with negative change every sign in the bracket

Answer 9

positive will become negative and negative will be positive

Answer 10

no i just need to remove the parenthese

Answer 11

so it will become -5v+y-6

Answer 12

@jash123 did you get it

Answer 13

yeah

Answer 14

thanks

Answer 15

your welcome dont forget to give me a medal and have nice day

Answer 16

When you find the opposite of a sum or a difference,

you change the sign of each term of the sum or difference.

Answer 17

$$\huge -(a \pm b) = (-a) \pm (-b)$$

Answer 18

$$\huge\text{Recall:}$$
$$\huge -a=-1a$$

$$\huge\text{Let}$$ $$\huge a = 5v-y+6$$
$$\huge\text{then}$$ $$\huge-a = -(5v-y+6)=-1•(5v-y+6)$$

$$\huge\text{since}:$$ $$\huge a(b+c)=ab+ac$$

$$\huge -(5v-y+6)=-1•(5v-y+6)=(-1)5v-(-1)y+(-1)6$$
$$\huge = -5v+y-6$$