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Here's the answer.
The Identities used are:
• log ab = log a + log b
• n log a = log aⁿ
• log 1 = 0
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Question :- if a^(1/x) = b^(1/y) = c^(1/z) , and abc = 1 , prove that, x + y + z = 0 .
Solution :-
Let us assume that,
→ a^(1/x) = b^(1/y) = c^(1/z) = k , (where k is a constant number.)
then,
→ a^(1/x) = k
→ a = k^x
similarly,
→ b^(1/y) = k
→ b = k^y
and,
→ c^(1/z) = k
→ c = k^z .
given that,
→ a * b * c = 1 .
putting above values we get,
→ k^x * k^y * k^z = 1
using a^l * a^m * a^n = a^(l + m + n) , we get,
→ k^(x + y + z) = 1
now, we know that, if power of a number is 0 , it is equal to 1,
therefore,
→ k^(x + y + z) = k^0
now, we know that, when base is same, powers are equal . { a^m = a^n => m = n }
hence,
→ (x + y + z) = 0 (Proved.)
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