if X=a-b+c,Y=a+b+c,Z=a-b-c
-X-Y+Z
please explain
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Answer:
-a-b-3c or -(a+b+3c)
Step-by-step explanation:
given; X = a-b+c, Y= a+b+c and Z= a-b-c
then, -X-Y+Z = ?
= -(a-b+c)-(a+b+c)+(a-b-c)
= -a+b-c-a-b-c+a-b-c
= -2a+a-2b+b-3c
= -a-b-3c or -(a+b+3c), ans...
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