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slipknot3066:

Given a = -3, b = 4 and c = -5, evaluate -|a - b| + c.

dude:

k just put the values they gave you into the variables in parenthesis, careful with the equation they gave you and keep the signs a=-3 b=4 x=-5 \(\boxed{\color{blue}{-}|a\color{blue}{-}b| \color{blue}{+}c }\rightarrow \)\(\boxed{\color{red}{-}|(-3)\color{red}{-}(4)|\color{red}{+}(-5)}\rightarrow \color{green}{-}|-3\color{green}{-}4|\color{green}{+}-5\) => \(-|-3-4|-5\) <- Is this more easier to solve or do you still need a walkthrough?

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