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write an equivalent expression by distributing the "_" sign outside the parenthesis
1.6n-(4p-3)

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1.6n -4p +3

Step-by-step explanation:

Distributing the minus sign changes the signs of all the terms inside parentheses.

-(4p-3) = -4p +3

When that is added to 1.6n, the entire expression is ...

1.6n -4p +3

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