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Nikitich [7]1 year ago

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17) $x+2x+1+3x=\boxed{6x+1}$

18) $17-a+5a-1+4ab=\boxed{4ab+4a+16}$

19) $2(3y-5+y+2)=\boxed{8y-6}$

20) $k^2 +k+k^2 -9k+23+k^2 +k+2k^2 -17=\boxed{5k^2 -7k+6}$

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