Math, asked by parneetpari167, 8 months ago

How do you multiply ( z + 1 ) by ( z - 7 ) ? I demand a step-by-step Answer...​

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Answered by nishtirumalaraju
7

Answer:

z^2-6z-7

Step-by-step explanation:

=(z+1)(z-7)

=z(z-7)+1(z-7)

=z^2-7z+z-7

=z^2-6z-7

Answered by magickiller101
4

Step-by-step explanation:

(z+1)x(z-7)

Look this is how you do it.

Whenever there is this type of question you have to multiply the whole term by another whole term.

=z×z + z×-7 + 1×z + 1×-7

=z² - 7z + z -7

Hope you understood.

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