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4+[12x(8x7)+23} this is just for fun ok

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4+[12x(8x7)+23} this is just for fun ok

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The answer is 96x^8 + 27-
hope this helps

Cellcortex answered Sep 3, 2018

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The correct answer is 96x^8 + 27 Hope this helps! ;D

Elcomendante answered Sep 8, 2018

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