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Let 3^a=4, 4^b=5, 5^c=6, 6^d=7, 7^e=8, 8^f=9 then find the value od the product abcdef.

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Answered by Yash0804
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Given that 3^a=4, 4^b=5, 5^c=6, 6^d=7, 7^e=8, 8^f=9
since 3^a=4 ------(1)
and 4^b=5. ------(2)
from equation (1) we can write 4 as 3^a
(3^a)^b = 5
3^(ab) = 5
similarly,
(3^ab)^c = 6
3^(abc) = 6

(3^abc)^d = 7
3^(abcd) = 7

(3^abcd)^e = 8
3^(abcde) = 8

(3^abcde)^f = 9
3^(abcdef) = 3^2
since bases are same so we can compare the exponents
abcdef = 2
Hope it helps!!!!!


Answered by payalchatterje
2

Answer:

The product of abcdef = 2

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that 3^{a} =4, 4^{b} =5, 5^{c} =6, 6^{d} =7, 7^{e}  =8 , 8^{f} = 9

since 3^{a} =4 ...........(1)

and   4^{b} =5 ...........(2)

∴  (3^a)^b = 5

   → 3^{ab} = 5

similarly,

             (3^{ab)^c = 6

          → 3^{abc} = 6

Again,

             (3^{abc)^d = 7

          → 3^{abcd} = 7

          →  (3^{abcd})^e = 8

           ∴  3^{abcde} = 8

   Finally, (3^{abcde})^f = 9

             → 3^{abcde(f) = 3^{2}

since bases are same, so we can compare the exponents and finally we will get the product of abcdef = 2.

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