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I did not quite understand the question. range of possible values of xyz made me think about the product. of xyz
not the individual values of x , y and z
Range means the largest possible value minus the smallest possible value. So when the question asks for the range of xyz, it wants the difference between the biggest and smallest values that xyz can take.
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I like the solution - it’s helpful. Hey i feel this caused some confusion

What is the range of possible values of "xyz" -> This made me infer that the question is asking about the range of product of x, y & z instead of just

I believe if you can change the phrasing to range between x,y,z or range of z,y,z,

that might make it more clearer
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I like the solution - it’s helpful. Hey i feel this caused some confusion

What is the range of possible values of "xyz" -> This made me infer that the question is asking about the range of product of x, y & z instead of just

I believe if you can change the phrasing to range between x,y,z or range of z,y,z,

that might make it more clearer

The question is clearly asking about the range of the product of x, y, and z, as it’s explicitly stated. "Range of possible values of 'xyz'" can only mean the product of x, y, and z. Please review the solution.
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