Math, asked by pandeytaapas, 1 year ago

if xyz=1 then show that (1+x+y^-1)^-1 + (1 + y+z^-1) + (1+z+x^-1) = 1

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Answered by Itsdhiren
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here is the answer....................
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pandeytaapas: in step 3 there is some error please check once again
pandeytaapas: and we cannot let the exact value of any given variable
Itsdhiren: we can
Itsdhiren: ultimately we use these equations with no.
Itsdhiren: otherwise what is the point
Answered by Salmonpanna2022
18

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:— xyz = 1

To prove:- (1+x+y^−1)^−1+(1+y+z^−1)^−1+(1+z+x^−1)^−1 = 1

Proof:-

Taking L.H.S.-

(1+x+y^−1)^−1+(1+y+z^−1)^−1+(1+z+x^−1)^−1

= (1+x+xz)^−1+(1+y+xy)^−1+(1+z+yz)^−1

= (1+x+xz)^−1+(xyz+y+xy)^−1+(1+z+yz)^−1

= (1+x+xz)^ −1+y^−1(1+x+xz)^−1+(1+z+yz)^−1

= (1+x+xz)^−1(1+y^−1)+(1+z+yz)^−1

= (xyz+x+xz)^−1(1+y^−1)+(1+z+yz)^−1

= x^−1(1+z+yz)^−1(1+y^−1)+(1+z+yz)^−1

= (1+z+yz)^−1(x^−1+(xy)^−1)+(1+z+yz)^−1

= (1+z+yz)^−1(yz+z+1)

= 1+z+yz/1+z+yz

= 1

= R.H.S.

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