Math, asked by sambit020paul, 5 months ago

find the value of :
-(x+z)×[-(y+x)]

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Answered by sa12143

0

Answer:

(-x-z)×(-y-x)

xy+xz

x(y+z)

Answered by savisinghal91

1

Answer:

Here you go.

The answer is xy+x²+zy+xz

Hope it helps

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