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The sum of 6m² + 13 and 5−4m²

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Answered by SamVarghese

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6m² + 13 + 5 − 4m²

= 6m² - 4m² + 13 + 5

= 2m² + 18

Answered by souravbro130

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

6m² + 13 and 5−4m²

= 6m²-4m²+13+5

=2m²+18

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