How to use the mathy.agent.training.problems.simplify_multiple_terms function in mathy

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            problem_fn=lambda: simplify_multiple_terms(10, powers=True),
            problem_type=MODE_SIMPLIFY_POLYNOMIAL,

            problem_fn=lambda: simplify_multiple_terms(12),
            problem_type=MODE_SIMPLIFY_POLYNOMIAL,

            problem_fn=lambda: simplify_multiple_terms(3),
            problem_type=MODE_SIMPLIFY_POLYNOMIAL,

            problem_fn=lambda: simplify_multiple_terms(24),
            problem_type=MODE_SIMPLIFY_POLYNOMIAL,

            problem_fn=lambda: simplify_multiple_terms(4),
            problem_type=MODE_SIMPLIFY_POLYNOMIAL,

            problem_fn=lambda: simplify_multiple_terms(5, powers=True),
            problem_type=MODE_SIMPLIFY_POLYNOMIAL,

            problem_fn=lambda: simplify_multiple_terms(10),
            problem_type=MODE_SIMPLIFY_POLYNOMIAL,

            problem_fn=lambda: simplify_multiple_terms(7, powers=True),
            problem_type=MODE_SIMPLIFY_POLYNOMIAL,

            problem_fn=lambda: simplify_multiple_terms(2),
            problem_type=MODE_SIMPLIFY_POLYNOMIAL,

            problem_fn=lambda: simplify_multiple_terms(3, powers=True),
            problem_type=MODE_SIMPLIFY_POLYNOMIAL,