SOLUTION: (5x-y) 3-(6-xy-6) : x=7, y=-1, z=-3 How do I solve this problem

Question 507495: (5x-y) 3-(6-xy-6) : x=7, y=-1, z=-3
How do I solve this problem
Answer by oberobic(2304) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Substitute the values and add up the parts.
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I assume (5x-y)3 means (5x-y) times 3.
(5*7 -(-1))*3 = 36*3
36*3 = 108
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(6-(7*(-1))-6) = 6+7-6
6+7-6 = 7
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108 -7 = 101
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Note that 'z' was not listed as a variable in the problem.
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