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Determine `3B+4C-D` if `B, C` and D are given by
`B=((2,3,0),(1,-1,5)), C=((-1,-2,3),(-1,0,2)), D=((0,4,-1),(5,6,-5))`

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`[(2,-3,13),(-6,-9,28)]`
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