Simplify : Add $5 m, (3 m - 5)$ and ${6 m}^{2} - 13 m$

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Given: $5 m, (3 m - 5)$ and ${6 m}^{2} - 13 m$

$= 5 m + 3 m - 5 + 6 m^{2} - 13 m$

$= 6 m^{2} - 5 m - 5$

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Simplify : Add 5m,(3m−5) and 6m2−13m

Given: 5m,(3m−5) and 6m2−13m=5m+3m−5+6m2−13m=6m2−5m−5

Simplify : Add $5 m, (3 m - 5)$ and ${6 m}^{2} - 13 m$

Given: $5 m, (3 m - 5)$ and ${6 m}^{2} - 13 m$

$= 5 m + 3 m - 5 + 6 m^{2} - 13 m$

$= 6 m^{2} - 5 m - 5$