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What is the simplified form of the following expression? Assume x20 and Y20.
| 2(9/16x) -2()+ 3(981x)-4(1324)
5(58)-4(126)
5(VT)-6(V2y)
13(74)-10(V2y)
35(5%) - 18(127)

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