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Whats the answer to 55y2 − 33x2 + 12x2?

Whats the answer to 55y2 − 33x2 + 12x2?
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Whats the answer to 55y2 − 33x2 + 12x2?

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Answer:

52y2 - 42

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55y2 - 33x2 + 12x2 = \\ \\ 52y2 - 66 + 24 = \\ \\ \boxed{52y2 - 42} \\ \\
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