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 (x - y)(x +y) + (y - z)(y +z) + (z - x)(z + x) = ​

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Answered by salunkhejayesh77
1

Answer:

xy(x−y)+yz(y−z)+zx(z−x)

=(x×x×y)−(x×y×y)+(y×y×z)−(y×z×z)+(z×z×x)−(z×x×x)

→x

2

y−xy

2

+y

2

z−yz

2

+z

2

x−zx

2

Answered by PopularStar
39

(x - y)(x +y)+(y - z)(y +z)+(z - x)(z + x)

By using identities:

 \bold{x^2-y^2}

Therefore,

 \sf{x^2-y^2+y^2-z^2+z^2-x^2}

Therefore,

 \sf{x^2} and  \sf{-x^2} will cut out..

Now,

 \sf{-y^2} and  \sf{y^2} will cut out..

Similarly,

 \sf{-z^2} and  \sf{z^2} will cut out..

Hence, we get 0

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