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if log (a+b/2) = 1/2 ( log a + log b) =a=b​

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Answered by PlYUSH
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Given \:  that  \\ </p><p> log (a+b)/2 = 1/2 ( log a + log b) \\ </p><p> =  &gt; log (a+b)/2 = 1/2  log  ab \\ </p><p> =  &gt; log (a+b)/2 = log √ab  \\ </p><p> =  &gt; (a + b)² = 4ab \\ </p><p> =  &gt; a²+ b² + 2ab = 4ab \\ </p><p> =  &gt; a² + b² + 2ab - 4ab = 0 \\ </p><p> =  &gt; a² + b² - 2ab = 0 \\ </p><p> =  &gt; (a - b)² = 0 \\ </p><p> =  &gt; a - b = 0 \\ </p><p> =  &gt; a = b  \\  \: hence \: proved

Answered by arunkummar
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Answer:

log{(a+b)/2}=1/2 log(ab)

=log(ab)1/2

(a+b)/2= (ab)1/2

a+b=2(ab)1/2

(va)2 +(vb )2-2vavb=0

(va -vb)2=0

va-vb=0

va=vb

a=b

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