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Answered by Anonymous
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Let,  \frac{ log(x) }{y - z} = \frac{ log(y) }{z - x} = \frac{ log(z) }{x - y} = k

Therefore , We can say at present :

log x = k (y-z) = ky - kz

log y = k (z-x) = kz - kx

log z = k (x-y) = kx - ky

Now, We can proceed as under :

 log( {x}^{x} \times {y}^{y} \times {z}^{z} )

 = log \: {x}^{x} + log \: {y}^{y} + log \: {z}^{z}

 = x \: log \: x \: + y \: log \: y \: + \: z \: log \: z

 = \: kxy \: - \: kzx \: + \: kyz \: - \: kyx \: + \: zkx \: - \: kyz

= 0

= log 1

ULTIMATELY, WE GET :

 log( {x}^{x} \times {y}^{y} \times {z}^{z} ) = \: 0

log( {x}^{x} \times {y}^{y} \times {z}^{z} ) = \: log \: 1

Cancelling "log" from both sides, we get :

( {x}^{x} \times {y}^{y} \times {z}^{z} ) = 1 [PROVED]

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