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if x=1and y= -2 the value of(x+y)(-x-y) plzz answer with working​

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Answered by xInvincible
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Step-by-step explanation:

(x + y)( - x - y) \\   =  > \bf{x = 1 \: and \: y =  - 2} \\  =  > (1 + ( - 2))( - 1 - ( - 2)) \\  =  > (1 - 2)( - 1 + 2) \\  =  >  - 1 \times 1 \\  =  >  \boxed{ - 1}

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Answered by Anonymous
29

Answer :-

(x + y)(-x - y) = -1.

Explanation :-

Given Values :

  • x = 1.
  • y = -2.

To Find :

  • Value of (x + y)(-x - y)

Solution :

We are given with the values of x and y.

Put these values in the expression.

➨ (x + y)(-x - y).

➨ ((1) + (-2))(-(1) - (-2)).

➨ (1 - 2)(-1 + 2).

➨ (-1)(1).

➨ -1.

Therefore, (x + y)(-x - y) = -1.

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