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a(b-c) + c(a-b) + b(c-a)​

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Answered by guptaaryan1010
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Answer:

Is 0

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Step-by-step explanation:

a(b-c)+c(a-b)+b(c-a)

=ab-ac+ac-bc+bc-ac

=0

Answered by sakshii8080
0

According to the information provided in the preceding question,

The supplied value is as follows:

a(b-c) + c(a-b) + b(c-a)​ is the provided question.

We have to find the value of the above equation.

Here we have to use the BODMAS rule.

Thus, solving the given equation we get,

=a(b-c)+c(a-b)+b(c-a)\\=ab-ac+ac-bc+bc-ab

Making similar terms one side we get,

=ab-ab-ac+ac-bc+bc

=0

Hence after solving we get the remaining value as 0.

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