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7(4g) + 3(5h) + 2 (-3g); g=1/2 , h= 1/3
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7(4(1/2))+3(5(1/3))+2(-3(1/2))=
7(4/2)+3(5/3)+2(-3/2)=
7(2)+15/3+-6/2=
14+5-3=
19-3=
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