1. The problem is to write the expression minus(bminus2c)minus3a without brackets.
2. First, understand that "minus" means a negative sign, so the expression is:
$$- (b - 2c) - 3a$$
3. Use the distributive property to remove the brackets by multiplying the negative sign inside:
$$-1 \times (b - 2c) = -b + 2c$$
4. Now rewrite the expression:
$$-b + 2c - 3a$$
5. This is the expression without brackets.
Final answer:
$$-b + 2c - 3a$$
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