Math, asked by suprabharai10, 27 days ago

(x+y+-z) + (y+z-x) + (z+x-y)​

Answers

Answered by pernisuneetha9
0

Answer:

x+y-z+y+z-x+z+x-y=x+y+z

Answered by Smaranika54
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  • (x+y+-z) + (y+z-x) + (z+x-y)
  • [x+y+(-z)]+[y+z-x]+[z+x-y]
  • x+y-z+y+z-x+z+x-y
  • x+x-x+y+y-y+z+z-z
  • \sf{x+\cancel{x}-\cancel{x}+y+\cancel{y}-\cancel{y}+z+\cancel{z}-\cancel{z}   } 
  • x+y+z

Hence,

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

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