Add 17 a^2 b c, 13 a b c^2 and 5 a b^2 c. - Vidyadip

Question

Add $17 a^2 b c, 13 a b c^2$ and $5 a b^2 c$.

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Answer

On adding $17 a^2 b c, 13 a b c^2$ and $5 a b^2 c$, we get $17 a^2 b c+13 a b c^2+5 a b^2 c$

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