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Answered by Anonymous
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Given: xyz=1

To find: (1+x+y-¹)-¹×(1+y+z-¹)-¹×(1+z+x-¹)-¹

Solution:

(1+x+y-¹)(1+y+z-¹)(1+z+x-¹)

=(1+x+1/y){1/(1+y+1/z)}{1/(1+z+1/x)}

=y{(y+xy+1)}{1/(z+yz+1)/z}{1/(x+xz+1)x}

 \frac{y}{y + xy + 1}  \times  \frac{z}{z + yz + 1}   \times  \frac{x}{x + xz + 1}

=yz/(yz+xyz+1)×xz/(xz+xyz+1)×xy/(xy+xyz+1)

=yz/(yz+2)×xz/(xz+2)×xy/(xy+2) [As,xyz=1]

=xyz/(xyz+2x)×xyz/(xyz+2y)×xyz/(xyz+2z)

=1/(1+2x)×1/(1+2y)×1/(1+2z)

 \frac{1}{1 + 2x}  \times  \frac{1}{1 + 2y}  \times  \frac{1}{1 + 2z}

=1/(1+2x)(1+2y)(1+2z)

This will be your answer.

[Note]:There was a mistake in the question.(1+x+y-¹) should be fit here otherwise the math could not solve.

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