Given expression is
$(x+y'+z')(x+y'+z)(x+y+z')$
Using the identity
$(x+A)(x+B)=x+AB$
First take
$(x+y'+z')(x+y'+z)$
Here,
$A=y'+z'$ and $B=y'+z$
So,
$(x+y'+z')(x+y'+z)=x+(y'+z')(y'+z)$
Now,
$(y'+z')(y'+z)=y'+z'z$
Since
$z'z=0$
So,
$(y'+z')(y'+z)=y'$
Now the expression becomes
$(x+y')(x+y+z')$
Again using the identity,
$(x+A)(x+B)=x+AB$
Here,
$A=y'$ and $B=y+z'$
So,
$(x+y')(x+y+z')=x+y'(y+z')$
$=x+y'y+y'z'$
Since
$y'y=0$
So,
$=x+y'z'$
Therefore, the simplified value is
$x+y'z'$
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