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The expression x[(y – w) + z)] is equivalent to: a xy-xw + xx b xy-w+z c xy -xw-xz d xy-w+xz e xy+xw+xz
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The expression
x[(y – w) + z)] is equivalent to:
a xy-xw + xx
b xy-w+z
c xy -xw-xz
d xy-w+xz
e xy+xw+xz
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Explanation:
x[(y-w) + z)]
x[(y-w+z)]
xy - xw + xz
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