(5x - y + z) (5x - y + z) =
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(5x - y+z)(5x - y+z)
(5x-y+z)²=(5x)²+(-y)²+(z)²+2[(5x)(-y) + (-y×z)+(z×5x)]
=25x²+y²+z²+2(-5xy-yz+5xz)
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HEYA MATE HERE'S YOUR ANSWER⬇️
We know (5x−y+z)(5x−y+z) =(5x−y+z)²
Using identity (x+y+z)² = x²+y²+z²+2xy+2yz+2xz
Here, x = 5x , y = −y and z = z
(5x−y+z)² = (5x)²+(−y)²+(z)²+2(5x)(−y)+2(-y)(z)+2(z)(5x)
=> 25x²+y²+z²-10xy−2yz+10xz.
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