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5(a + b) + 21 for a=15 and b=27
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5(a + b) + 21 for a=15 and b=27
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5(15+b)+21=
75+5b+21=
96+5b=
5b= -95
b= -19 1/5
5(a+27)+21=
5a+135+21=
5a+156=
5a= -156
a= -31 1/5
5(15+27)+21=
75+135+21=
231
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