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Simplify 6a^(2)-[-5-(9a^(2)-3a)]-[8+(-19a-8)]
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Simplify 6a^(2)-[-5-(9a^(2)-3a)]-[8+(-19a-8)]
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15a2+5+16a hope i helped
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now forgive me if im off a little but i believe the answer is 15a^2+16a+5
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