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If X=14 and y=-6 and z=1 find the value ii- ( x+3)(y-4)(z-9) ​

If X=14 and y=-6 and z=1 find the value ii- ( x+3)(y-4)(z-9) ​
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If X=14 and y=-6 and z=1 find the value

ii- ( x+3)(y-4)(z-9) ​

User Kurgaan
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Answer:

14+3= 17

6-4= 2

1 -9= -8

Explanation:

User Freytag
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Answer:

14 +3 - 17

6-4 = 2

1 -9 = -8

Explanation:

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