Combine the like terms to create an equivalent expression:

Question

\large{-n+(-4)-(-4n)+6}−n+(−4)−(−4n)+6

Answer 1

To combine like terms, we can add or subtract the coefficients of the same variable.

Starting with the given expression:
\large{-n+(-4)-(-4n)+6}

First, let's simplify the terms with "n":
\large{-1n-4+4n+6}

Next, combine the terms with "n":
\large{(4n-1n)-4+6}

Finally, simplify the remaining terms:
\large{3n - 4 + 6}

Thus, the equivalent expression with the like terms combined is:
\boxed{3n + 2}