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Помогите пожалуйста.
(7ab^2-8ab+4a^2b)+(10ab-7a^2b)
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  Алгебра
- Автор:
  lucíabarrett
- 6 лет назад

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(7ab^2-8ab+4a^2b)+(10ab-7a^2b) == 7ab^2-8ab+4a^2b +10ab-7a^2b == 7ab^2 +2ab - 3a^2b
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  guzmánqmce
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