7 times the sum of a squared and b minus 4 times the sum of a squared and b
2 answers:
Let's solve this problem step by step.
First. The sum of <em>a</em> squared and <em>b</em>

Second. 7 times the sum of <em>a</em> squared and <em>b</em>

Third. 4 times the sum of <em>a</em> squared and <em>b</em>

Finally. 7 times the sum of <em>a</em> squared and <em>b </em>minus 4 times the sum of <em>a</em> squared and <em>b</em>

And this is:

(7•((a^2)+b))-(4•((a^2)+b))
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