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log(x+y)/2=(logx+logy)/2
log(x+y)/2=(logxy)/2
xloga=logaˣ
So,
log(x+y)/2=(log√xy)
If loga=logb then a=b
So,
log(x+y)/2=(log√xy)
(x+y)/2=√xy-------------Equation 1
Squaring equation 1
(x+y)²/4=(√xy)²
x²+y²+2xy=4xy
x²+y²+2xy-4xy=0
x²-2xy+y²=0
(x-y)²=0
x=y
Hope this helped you..............
log(x+y)/2=(logx+logy)/2
log(x+y)/2=(logxy)/2
xloga=logaˣ
So,
log(x+y)/2=(log√xy)
If loga=logb then a=b
So,
log(x+y)/2=(log√xy)
(x+y)/2=√xy-------------Equation 1
Squaring equation 1
(x+y)²/4=(√xy)²
x²+y²+2xy=4xy
x²+y²+2xy-4xy=0
x²-2xy+y²=0
(x-y)²=0
x=y
Hope this helped you..............
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log (x+y)/2 = ½(log x+log y)
2 log (x+y)/2 = log x + log y
log {(x+y)/2}² = log xy
Remove logarithms on both sides,
{(x+y)/2}² = xy
(x+y)²/4 = xy
(x+y)² = 4xy
x²+y²+2xy = 4xy
x²+y² = 4xy - 2xy
x²+y² = 2xy
x²+y²-2xy = 0
(x-y)² = 0
x-y = 0
x = y
Hence proved.
Hope it helps...
2 log (x+y)/2 = log x + log y
log {(x+y)/2}² = log xy
Remove logarithms on both sides,
{(x+y)/2}² = xy
(x+y)²/4 = xy
(x+y)² = 4xy
x²+y²+2xy = 4xy
x²+y² = 4xy - 2xy
x²+y² = 2xy
x²+y²-2xy = 0
(x-y)² = 0
x-y = 0
x = y
Hence proved.
Hope it helps...
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