If x^2+y^2=23 then prove that 2log(x+y)=2log5+logx+logy
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(x+y)2 = x2 + 2xy + y2 = 25xy
log(x+y)2 = 2log(x+y)
But, log(x+y)2 = log(25xy)
= log25 + logx + logy
= log(52) + logx + logy
= 2log5 + logx + logy
So, 2log(x+y) = 2log5 + logx + logy
2(log(x+y) - log5) = logx + logy
log(x+y) - log5 = ½[logx + logy]
log{(x+y)/5} = ½[logx + logy]
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log(x+y)2 = 2log(x+y)
But, log(x+y)2 = log(25xy)
= log25 + logx + logy
= log(52) + logx + logy
= 2log5 + logx + logy
So, 2log(x+y) = 2log5 + logx + logy
2(log(x+y) - log5) = logx + logy
log(x+y) - log5 = ½[logx + logy]
log{(x+y)/5} = ½[logx + logy]
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