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Please solve it .... it's an algebraic question...​

Please solve it .... it's an algebraic question...​-example-1
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Answer:

14y³

Explanation:

On the left side, the x^7’s cancel out. On the right, the x’s and z² cancel out. The y^5 becomes y^3. That leaves you with

7y^3-56/-8y^3, which equals

7y^3+7y^3=

14y³

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