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Exercise 44 Page 337

Practice makes perfect
We want to evaluate the given expression using x= - 2, y= - 5, and z= 3. Let's substitute these values into the expression and simplify as much as possible.

xyz
- 2( - 5)( 3)
10(3)
30

The expression is equal to 30 when x= - 2, y= - 5, and z= 3.

We want to evaluate the given expression using x= - 2, y= - 5, and z= 3. In this case, let's substitute - 2 for x and - 5 for y in the expression and simplify as much as possible.

3(x+y)
3( - 2+( - 5))
3(- 2-5)
3(- 7)
- 3(7)
- 21

The expression is equal to - 21 when x= - 2 and y= - 5.

We want to evaluate the given expression for x= - 2, y= - 5, and z= 3. We can do so by substituting - 5 for y and 3 for z in the expression and simplifying as much as possible.

z+2/y+1
3+2/- 5+1
5/- 5+1
- 5/5+1
- 1+1
0

The expression is equal to 0 when when y= - 5 and z= 3.