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What is the answer to 2s+(−4s)=?

What is the answer to 2s+(−4s)=?
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What is the answer to 2s+(−4s)=?

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User Bryan Glazer
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Answer:

-2s

Explanation:

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User Vaibhav Silar
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Answer:

-2s

Explanation:

2-4 is equal to negitive 2

-2

and since they are like terms with the s, the answer is

-2s

hope this helps! ;)

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