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Solve 3+(-h) where h=-7.

Solve 3+(-h) where h=-7.
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Solve 3+(-h) where h=-7.

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User Toral
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-4

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So the equation is 3+(-7) these symbols () means first so it’s would be -7+3 which equals -4 hope that helps! :)
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