Math, asked by PriyumUikey168, 2 months ago

If x= 2, y= -3 and z= -5, find the value of (x-y)(y-z)

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Answered by msene0

1

Answer:

10

Step-by-step explanation:

substitute in the values

(2--3)(-3--5)

=(5)(2)

=10

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