An algebra problem by Parth Bhardwaj
Algebra
Level
3
lets take j as a hidden number. then find the value of (a-j)(b-j)(c-j)(d-j)...................(y-j)(z-j)+j
Infinite
not defined
j
0
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1 solution
There will be j − j in the problem thus making the product 0. Hence the answer is 0 + j = j . But i don't think it's even a 1 level problem.