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Multiply k+3/4K - 2 (12k2 +2k -4)

Multiply k+3/4K - 2 (12k2 +2k -4)
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k+3/4K - 2 (12k2 +2k -4)

User Ali Kazi
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Answer:

-204kk+3+32k/4k

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