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Reduce to lowest terms.
3m^2-3n^2/6m-6n
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Explanation:

3m^2-3n^2= 3(m^2-n^2) = 3 (m+n)(m-n)

6m-6n= 6 (m-n)

3(m+n)~(m-n)~/6~(m-n)~ = (m+n)/2

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