SOLUTION: 5a-7ab+6abc+7(a-2ab-5abc)
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Question 481182: 5a-7ab+6abc+7(a-2ab-5abc)
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5a - 7ab + 6abc + 7(a - 2ab - 5abc)
=5a - 7ab + 6abc + 7a - 14ab - 35abc
= 12a - 21ab - 29abc
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