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find the value of (x - y - 2) + 3xy(y - z) when x=-1, y=-1, z=-1​

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Answered by da4729204
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Answer:

the value of (x - y - 2) + 3xy(y - z) when x=-1, y=-1, z=-1 is

-2

Answered by Anonymous
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(x-y-2)+3xy(y-z) where x=(-1), y=(-1), z=(-1)

Replacing the values of x, y, z in the given equation we get,

=(-1-1-2)+3(-1)(-1)(-1+1)

=(-4)+3(0)

=(-4)+0

= -4

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