Which of the following is equivalent to xy3z2 + y2z + xyz when it is completely factored?

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A.

xyz (y2z + y + 1)

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B.

xy2z (yz + 1 + 1)

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C.

yz (xy2z + y + x)

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D.

z (xy3z + y2 + xy)

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29 April, 12:01

Which of the following is equivalent to xy3z2 + y2z + xyz when it is completely factored?

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A.

xyz (y2z + y + 1)

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B.

xy2z (yz + 1 + 1)

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C.

yz (xy2z + y + x)

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D.

z (xy3z + y2 + xy)

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Cornelius Valencia · Answer 1

The correct answer among the choices presented above is option C. The expression yz (xy2z + y + x) is the completely factored form of the given equation xy3z2 + y2z + xyz. When you distribute yz in option c, you will see that the answer is equal to the given equation.

Which of the following is equivalent to xy3z2 + y2z + xyz when it is completely factored?*A.xyz (y2z + y + 1)*B.xy2z (yz + 1 + 1)*C.yz (xy2z + y + x)*D.z (xy3z + y2 + xy)

Which of the following is equivalent to xy3z2 + y2z + xyz when it is completely factored?

*

A.

xyz (y2z + y + 1)

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B.

xy2z (yz + 1 + 1)

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C.

yz (xy2z + y + x)

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D.

z (xy3z + y2 + xy)