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(x – y)(x + y) + (y – z)(y + z) + (z – x) (z + x) is equal to​

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Answered by kGeethika14122007
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Answer:x (y-z)+y (z-x)+z (x-y)

=xy-xz+yz-yx+zx-zy

=(xy-yx)+(-xz+zx)+(yz-zy)

=0

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Answered by stefangonzalez246
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Given Data : variables x, y and z

To Find: (x -y)(x + y) + (y - z)(y + z) + (z- x) (z + x) = ?

Solution:

  • There are three variables x, y, z.
  • Let us consider as A + B + C, A =(x - y)(x + y),  B = (y - z)(y + z)  , C=  (z - x) (z + x) .
  • Multiplying the values of A = x^{2}+xy -xy - y^{2} ; B=y^{2} +zy-zy-z^{2} ; C=z^{2} +xz-xz -x^{2}.
  • Let us assume X.
  • Substituting the values we get,
  • X = A + B + C.
  • X = x^{2}+xy -xy - y^{2}+y^{2} +zy-zy-z^{2}z^{2} +xz-xz -x^{2}.
  • All the Values Cancel out each other.
  • Hence (x -y)(x + y) + (y - z)(y + z) + (z- x) (z + x) = 0.
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