Asked by Leland
                Rewrite this without the coefficient. 
Example: 3m = m+m+m
However, I cannot seem to figure out what to do with this problem:
-5m^3n^2
I can't figure out how to rewrite so the -5 is gone and without changing the exponents!
            
        Example: 3m = m+m+m
However, I cannot seem to figure out what to do with this problem:
-5m^3n^2
I can't figure out how to rewrite so the -5 is gone and without changing the exponents!
Answers
                    Answered by
            drwls
            
    One possiblity would be 
-[m^3n^2 + m^3n^2 + m^3n^2 + m^3n^2 + m^3n^2]
    
-[m^3n^2 + m^3n^2 + m^3n^2 + m^3n^2 + m^3n^2]
                    Answered by
            Leland
            
    The - in front is like a -1 so that would still leave a coefficient...
    
                    Answered by
            Leland
            
    Unless it was (-m^3n^2 + -m^3n^2 + -m^3n^2 + -m^3n^2 + -m^3n^2) then that would have eliminated the -1 in front! I knew it was easy I just couldn't get my brain to wrap around it!
    
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