[6m5 + m5] + [3 + (–6)] + [(–m3) + (–2m3)] + [(–4m) + 4m]

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[6m5 + m5] + [3 + (–6)] + [(–m3) + (–2m3)] + [(–4m) + 4m]

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7m^5-3m^3-3

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