(log x)/(ry-qz)=(log y)/(pz-rx)=(log z)/(qx-py)
, show that x^p*y^q*z^r
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Vaskhar10
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If log x/ry-qz=log y/pz-rx=log z/qx-py
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Step-by-step explanation:
log x/(ry-qz)=log y/(pz-rx)=log z/(qx-py)=k
log x =k(ry-qz)
log y=k(pz-rx)
log z=k(qx-py)
x^p*y^q*x^r=A
=> log x^p*y^q*z^r=log A
=>log x^p + log y^q + log z^r = log A
=>p log x + q log y + r log z = log A
=>pk(ry-qz) + qk(pz-rx) + rk(qx-py)=log A
k (pry-pqz+pqz-qrx+qrx-pry)=log A
=>k * 0=log A
=>A=10^0
=>A=0
.°. x^p * y^q * z^r=1
Hence Proved.
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Question :
Given :
To prove :
Identity used :
Solution :
Now. we need to prove
LHS ,
Put value of log(x) , log(y) & log(z) in above equation.
Now , RHS = 1
This gives, RHS = LHS
Hence PROVED.