If x^1/p=y^1/q=z^1/r and xyz=1 then the valie of p+q+r is
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x^ ( 1 / p ) = y^ ( 1 / q )
=>. x = y^ ( p / q ) ..... equation 1
,
y^ ( 1 / q ) = z^ ( 1 / r )
=>. y = z^ ( q / r ) ...... equation 2
Now, put value of y in equation 1
x = z^ ( p / r )
xyz = 1. given
=>. z^ ( p / r ) × z^ ( q / r ) × z = 1
=>. z^[ { ( p / r ) +( q / r ) +1 }] = z^ ( 0 ).
because z^ ( 0 ) = 1
=>. ( p / r ) + ( q / r ) + 1 = 0
=>. p + q + r = 0
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x^ ( 1 / p ) = y^ ( 1 / q )
=>. x = y^ ( p / q ) ..... equation 1
,
y^ ( 1 / q ) = z^ ( 1 / r )
=>. y = z^ ( q / r ) ...... equation 2
Now, put value of y in equation 1
x = z^ ( p / r )
xyz = 1. given
=>. z^ ( p / r ) × z^ ( q / r ) × z = 1
=>. z^[ { ( p / r ) +( q / r ) +1 }] = z^ ( 0 ).
because z^ ( 0 ) = 1
=>. ( p / r ) + ( q / r ) + 1 = 0
=>. p + q + r = 0
Have a nyc tym
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