Math, asked by Khushigautam2549, 10 months ago

If p=q^r,q=r^p,r=p^q then prove p×q×r=1

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Answered by sony9035

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Answer:

p×q×r=1

q^r×r^p×p^q

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1 because the value of 0 is written as 1.

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