How do I solve for m (the slope) m = .64/(x)-(-4)

Confused on moving - (-4) to other side to be able to solve
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-(-4) is the same as +4: m-4 is the left-hand side when -(-4) is brought across from right to left. So m-4=0.64/x or m=0.64/x+4, so no need to move across if solving for m.

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