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25i need simplify: 4(6 + 7) a. 13 b. 17 c. 24 d. 52 simplify: 6(5 + 4) a. 9 b. 34 c. 54 d. 69 simplify 6y + 5z + 8y - 3z a. 11y + 5z b. 14y + 2z c. 14y + 8z d. 16yz simplify: 6m + 7n + 5m - 3n a. 11m + 10n b. 15mn c. 11m + 4+n d. m + 10n

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