Can we shuffle the minus sign for the denominator to the numerator.

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Yes,
we shuffle the minus sign for the denominator to the numerator.

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Can we shuffle the minus sign for the denominator to the numerator.

Yes, we shuffle the minus sign for the denominator to the numerator.

Yes,
we shuffle the minus sign for the denominator to the numerator.