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The product of 5 and m squared, increased by the sum of the square of m and 5

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$The\ product\ of\ 5\ and\ m=5\times m=5m\\\\increased\to+\\\\the\ sum\ of\ a\ square\ of\ m\ and\ 5=m^2+5\\\\\huge\boxed{5m+(m^2+5)=5m+m^2+5}$

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