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Let 2^x=3^y=6^-z=k., then,
2=k^(1/x)
3=k^(1/y)
6=k^(-1/z)
we know that 2×3=6
here, k^(1/x)×k^(1/y)=k^(-1/z)
k^[1/x+1/y]=k^(-1/z)
bases are equal hence powers are equal
1/x+1/y=(-1/z)
hence, 1/x+1/y+1/z=0
siddhartharao77:
Good explanation
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