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Simplify the expression: $\newline$ $3 + (q + -8) =$ _____

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Simplify variable expressions using properties

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Q. Simplify the expression:

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3 + (q + -8) =

_____

Write Down Given Expression: First, let's just write down what we got: $3 + (q + -8)$ . We gotta combine like terms, but there's only one $q$ so we just leave it be for now. $\newline$ Calculation: $3 + q + (-8)$
Combine Like Terms: Now we just add the numbers together, $3$ and $–8$ . That's like $3$ minus $8$ , which is $–5$ . $\newline$ Calculation: $q + (3 – 8) = q – 5$
Simplify Expression: So, we got $q - 5$ as our simplified expression. That's it, we're done here. $\newline$ Calculation: $3 + (q + -8) = q - 5$

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