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(12a - 5b) - (a + 6b)

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The answer is 11(a - b), To solve this expression, we need to perform the subtraction operation on the terms inside the parentheses. First, we subtract the term "a + 6b" from "12a - 5b". This gives us 11a - 11b. Then, we can simplify this expression by combining the like terms 11a and -11b to get 11a - 11b = 11(a - b). This is the final answer.

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