Math, asked by pradhansaditya4989, 11 months ago

Show that 3√27×3√125=3√27×125

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Answered by RvChaudharY50
18

Question :- Show that ³√27 × ³√125 = ³√(27×125) .

Solution :-

we know that, ⁿ√(a) is equal to (a)^ (1/n).

Solving LHS :-

→ ³√27 × ³√125

→ (27)^(1/3) × (125)^(1/3)

→ (3³)^(1/3) × (5³)^(1/3)

using (a^b)^c = (a)^(b*c) ,

→ (3)^(3 * 1/3) × (5)^(3 * 1/3)

→ (3)¹ × (5)¹

→ 3 × 5

15.

Solving RHS :-

→ ³√(27 × 125)

→ (27 × 125)^(1/3)

→ (3³ × 5³)^(1/3)

using a^b × c^b = (a × c)^b

→ {(3 × 5)³}^(1/3)

→ {(15)³}^(1/3)

→ (15³)^(1/3)

Now, using (a^b)^c = (a)^(b*c)

→ (15)^(3 * 1/3)

→ 15¹

15.

LHS = RHS. (Hence, Proved).

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Answered by 2ritamjha2018
41

Answer:

 \sqrt[3]{27}  \times  \sqrt[3]{125}  =  \sqrt[3]{27 \times 125}

  {3}^{3}  \times  {5}^{3}  =  {3}^{3}  \times {5}^{3}

( {3 \times 5})^{3}  =  ({3 \times 5)}^{3}

 {15}^{3}  =  {15}^{3}

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