If q^x = p, r^y = q and p^z = r, then find the value of xyz.
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Given,
q^x = p
r^y = q
p^z = r.
Take the equation,
q^x = p.
Substituting value of q = r^y
Now the equation becomes ;
(r^y)^x = p
r^xy = p
Substituting r = p^z .
(p^z)^xy = p
p^xyz = p.
p^xyz = p¹
As bases are equal, equate the powers
xyz = 1 .
Therefore, Value of xyz is 1
q^x = p
r^y = q
p^z = r.
Take the equation,
q^x = p.
Substituting value of q = r^y
Now the equation becomes ;
(r^y)^x = p
r^xy = p
Substituting r = p^z .
(p^z)^xy = p
p^xyz = p.
p^xyz = p¹
As bases are equal, equate the powers
xyz = 1 .
Therefore, Value of xyz is 1
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putting p from 1st in 3rd
=> q^xz = r
putting q from 2nd
r^xyz= r
=> xyz=1
=> q^xz = r
putting q from 2nd
r^xyz= r
=> xyz=1
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