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Hi,
Here we will be using the following properties of
logarithm:
logₐb = log b/log a
nlog a = log aⁿ
Consider L.H.S
= log y(√x) . logz(y³).logₓ∛z²
log y(√x) = log √x/log y
But log √x = 1/2 log x,
So log y(√x) = 1/2* log x/log y
logz(y³) = log y³/log z
log y³ = 3 log y
So, logz(y³) = 3 log y/log z
logₓ∛z² = log ∛z²/log x = log z²⁾³ = 2/3 log z
So, logₓ∛z² = 2/3 log z/log x
Substituting the above in L.H.S, we get
L.H.S = (1/2* log x/log y)*(3 log y/log z)*(2/3 log z/log x)
= 1/2*3*2/3*
= 1
= R.H.S
Hence, Proved
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