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Evaluate the expression
(-5)(-7)(– 20) =

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Answer: (-5) (-7) (- 20) = 700

When an algebraic expression is evaluated, the value of the expression is determined whenever the variable is substituted with a specified integer, and the further calculation can be defined as follows:

Given:

[tex]\to \bold{(-5)(-7)(-20)}[/tex]

To find:

Evaluate the expression=?

Solution:

[tex]\bold{\therefore}\\\\\\ \bold{- \times -=+}\\\\\bold{\because}\\\\ \bold{ -\times - \times -=-}[/tex]

[tex]\to \bold{(-5)(-7)(-20) = -5\times -7 \times -20}[/tex]

                              [tex]\bold{= 35 \times -20}\\\\\bold{=- 700}\\[/tex]

Therefore, the final answer is "-700".

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