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Hello Vanshika : - )
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according to your question
2 ^x = 3^y = 6^z is given right !
so we can say that
2 ^x = 3^y = 6^z = ( any constant k )
now we will take log to reduce this equation vanshika ^_^ !
log 2^x = log 3^y = log 6 ^z = log k
now we use the property of logarithm as log a^n is written as n log a
x log 2 = y log 3 = z log 6 = log k
x log 2 = log k 1/x = log 2 / log k
y log 3 = log k 1/y = log 3 / log k
z log 6 = log k 1/z = log 6 / log k so 1/z = > log ( 2 * 3)/ log k
and using property of logarithm log ( a * b ) is written as log a + log b
1/z = > log 2/log k + log 3 /log k
hence prove 1/x + 1/y = 1/z because according to situation
1/x = log 2 / log k and 1/y = log 3 / log k and 1/x + 1/ y = > log 2/log k + log3 /log k
so it means 1/x + 1/ y = 1/z hence prove
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HOPE THIS HELPS YOU
@ ENGINEER GOPAL B-Tech IIT ROORKEY
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according to your question
2 ^x = 3^y = 6^z is given right !
so we can say that
2 ^x = 3^y = 6^z = ( any constant k )
now we will take log to reduce this equation vanshika ^_^ !
log 2^x = log 3^y = log 6 ^z = log k
now we use the property of logarithm as log a^n is written as n log a
x log 2 = y log 3 = z log 6 = log k
x log 2 = log k 1/x = log 2 / log k
y log 3 = log k 1/y = log 3 / log k
z log 6 = log k 1/z = log 6 / log k so 1/z = > log ( 2 * 3)/ log k
and using property of logarithm log ( a * b ) is written as log a + log b
1/z = > log 2/log k + log 3 /log k
hence prove 1/x + 1/y = 1/z because according to situation
1/x = log 2 / log k and 1/y = log 3 / log k and 1/x + 1/ y = > log 2/log k + log3 /log k
so it means 1/x + 1/ y = 1/z hence prove
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HOPE THIS HELPS YOU
@ ENGINEER GOPAL B-Tech IIT ROORKEY
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