if x^2 +y^2 - 2xy = 0 then find the value of log (x+y) base xy
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When x=0, we have
log(0+y)−2×0×y=0
⇒logy=0
⇒y=e
0
=1
Given equation is
log(x+y)−2xy=0
On differentiating w,r,t x we get
x+y
1
(1+
dx
dy
)−2y−2x
dx
dy
=0
On putting x=0,y=1 we get
(1+
dx
dy
)−2−0=0
⇒(1+
dx
dy
)−2=0
⇒
dx
dy
=1
ie,y
′
(x)=1
⇒y
′
(0)=1
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