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Multiply: (5m³+ 2x – 1) – (7 – 6m³ + 4x)

Multiply: (5m³+ 2x – 1) – (7 – 6m³ + 4x)
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Multiply: (5m³+ 2x – 1) – (7 – 6m³ + 4x)

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the answer is 5m^3 - 2x - 8 + 6m^3
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