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Evaluate the expression for $m = -8$ . $\newline$ $-14 - m =$ _____

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Q. Evaluate the expression for

m = -8

.

\newline

-14 - m =

_____

Identify and Substitute: Identify the expression and substitute the value of $m$ . We are given the expression $–14 − m$ and we need to substitute $m$ with $–8$ . Expression after substitution: $–14 − (–8)$
Evaluate Expression: Evaluate the expression $–14 − (–8)$ . $\newline$ When subtracting a negative number, it is equivalent to adding the positive of that number. $\newline$ So, $–14 − (–8)$ becomes $–14 + 8$ . $\newline$ Now, calculate the sum: $–14 + 8 = –6$

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