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What is the product of the sum of 5 and its absolute value and the difference of -3 and its opposite?
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What is the product of the sum of 5 and its absolute

value and the difference of -3 and its opposite?

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-60

Explanation:

(5 + 5) x (-3 - 3) = 10 x (-6) = -60

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