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if a power b = b power c= ab, then b+c always equal to?

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Answered by rishitgoel
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Answered by abhi178
30
Given, a^b= b^c=ab

solving separately ,
e.g., a^b=ab
taking log both sides,
loga^b=logab
as you know, logA^n=nlogA
and logMN=logM+logN
so, bloga = loga + logb
(b - 1)loga = logb
loga^(b - 1) = logb
a^(b - 1) = b .......(1)

now, b^c=ab
from equation (1),
a^{(bc - c)} = aa^{(b-1)}
a^{(bc-c)}=a^b
bc - c = b [ as you know, x^m = x^n then, m =n]
bc = b + c

hence, b + c = bc

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