Expanding Brackets with Negatives

📘 Part of a Structured Algebra Learning System.

Designed for Grades 6–8 students learning algebra step-by-step.

Expanding brackets with negatives means multiplying negative numbers through brackets carefully while applying sign rules correctly.

This helps students simplify algebraic expressions accurately and avoid common sign mistakes.

-2(y + 3)

Multiply -2 by each term: (-2 x y) + (-2 x 3)

Simplify: -2y – 6

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