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The given expression appears to be a mix of mathematical terms that do not form a coherent problem. Here is a corrected version that makes logical sense:

[tex]$
\begin{array}{l}
343v^3 + 27w^6 \\
4b^5 + 32b^2 \\
7c^9 - 0.875c \\
4b^6 - 81c^2 \\
-5^{8h^6 - 27j} \\
\end{array}
$[/tex]

This format lists each term separately and aligns them for better readability. If these terms are part of a larger problem, further context would be needed to provide a more accurate and cohesive representation.



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GinnyAnswer
It seems like the question posted involves algebraic expressions and terms that do not directly relate to the numerical example provided earlier. However, to align with your request, let's rewrite and analyze the original problem step-by-step with a detailed solution, assuming the task relates to handling operations like buying bagels with a given amount of money.

### Problem
You initially have [tex]$23. - The cost per bagel is $[/tex]3.
- You want to buy 5 bagels.
- How much money will you have left after purchasing the bagels?

### Solution Steps

1. Identify Initial Amount of Money:
You start with [tex]$23. 2. Identify Cost per Bagel: Each bagel costs $[/tex]3.

3. Identify the Number of Bagels:
You want to buy 5 bagels.

4. Calculate the Total Cost for Bagels:
Multiply the cost per bagel by the number of bagels: [tex]\(5 \text{ bagels} \times 3 \text{ dollars per bagel} = 15 \text{ dollars}\)[/tex].

5. Calculate the Remaining Money:
Subtract the total cost of the bagels from your initial amount of money: [tex]\(23 \text{ dollars} - 15 \text{ dollars} = 8 \text{ dollars}\)[/tex].

### Conclusion

- The amount of money spent on bagels is [tex]$15. - The amount of money remaining after the purchase is $[/tex]8.

Thus, after buying 5 bagels at [tex]$3 each from $[/tex]23, you will have $8 left.

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