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Evalute x(-y+z) for x =-1 y=2, and z=5

Evalute x(-y+z) for x =-1 y=2, and z=5
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Evalute x(-y+z) for x =-1 y=2, and z=5

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User CyanRook
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Answer:

-3

Explanation:

x(-y+z)

-1(-2+5)

-1(3)

-3

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