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Add 2f+5g+7h and 3f+6g+8h
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Add 2f+5g+7h and 3f+6g+8h
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Add the like terms
5f+11g+15h
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5f+11g+15h
Explanation:
2f+5g+7h+3f+6g+8h
You just combine the like terms
5f+11g+15h
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