if 3^a = 4^b = 12^(-c) then ab+bc+ca=
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3^a = 4^b = 12^(-c) = k (let)
3^a = k
taking log both sides,
alog3 = logk
a = logk/log3 ........(1)
similarly, 4^b = k
taking log both sides,
blog4 = logk
b = logk/log4 ...............(2)
and 12^(-c) = k
taking log both sides,
-clog12 = logk
-clog(3 × 4) = logk
-c{log3 + log4} = logk
from equations (1) and (2),
=> -c{logk/a + logk/b} = logk
=> -c{1/a + 1/b} = 1
=> -c{b + a} = ab
=> -cb - ac = ab
=> ab + bc + ca = 0
3^a = k
taking log both sides,
alog3 = logk
a = logk/log3 ........(1)
similarly, 4^b = k
taking log both sides,
blog4 = logk
b = logk/log4 ...............(2)
and 12^(-c) = k
taking log both sides,
-clog12 = logk
-clog(3 × 4) = logk
-c{log3 + log4} = logk
from equations (1) and (2),
=> -c{logk/a + logk/b} = logk
=> -c{1/a + 1/b} = 1
=> -c{b + a} = ab
=> -cb - ac = ab
=> ab + bc + ca = 0
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HELLO DEAR,
GIVEN:-
3^a = 4^b = 12^(-c) = k(say)
3^a = k
taking log both sides,
alog3 = logk
a = logk/log3
log3 = logk/a ---------( 1 )
similarly, 4^b = k
taking log both sides,
blog4 = logk
b = logk/log4
log4 = logk/b -------------( 2 )
AND
12^(-c) = k
taking log both sides,
-clog12 = logk
-clog(3 × 4) = logk
-c{log3 + log4} = logk
from --------- (1) &-------- (2)
= -c{logk/a + logk/b} = logk
= -c{1/a + 1/b} logk = logk
= -c{(a + b/ab)} = 1
= -c{b + a} = ab
= -cb - ac = ab
= ab + bc + ca = 0
I HOPE ITS HELP YOU DEAR,
THANKS
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