Math, asked by meowteju381, 11 months ago

Let 2^a+b=10,2^b+c=20 and 2^c+a=30,where a,b and c are any real numbers.the value of 2^a is

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Answered by susmita6757
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Answered by vivekanand52
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2^{a} = \sqrt{15}

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that, 2^{(a + b)} = 10 ............ (1)

and, 2^{(b + c)} = 20 ............. (2)

and, 2^{(c + a)} = 30 .............. (3)

Now, multiplying the three equations, we get

2^{(a + b) + (b + c) + (c + a)} = 10 \times 20\times 30

2^{2(a + b + c)} = 6000

2^{(a + b + c)} = \sqrt{6000} = 20\sqrt{15} .............. (4)

Now, dividing equation (4) by equation (2), we get

2^{(a + b + c) - (b + c)} = \frac{20\sqrt{15}}{20}

2^{a} = \sqrt{15} (Answer)

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