Math, asked by ranjan12342003, 8 months ago

The value of (x+y+z) (x+y-z) is:​

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Answered by bhatanepooja01
1

Step-by-step explanation:

x*ln z=ln x…(1)

y*ln z=ln y…(2)

y*ln y=ln x…(3)

From equations (1) and (3) x*ln z=y*ln y and putting (2) in above eqn. we get

x*ln z=(y^2)*ln z giving x=y^2 or z=1.

For z=1, x= y=1

For x=y^2, putting x in (3)

y*ln y=ln y^2 =2*ln y or y=2. Hence x=2^2=4

Put value of y in (2) 2*ln z=ln 2 or z=√2

Hence xyz=1 or 4*2*√2=8√2

Answered by cutex57
1

Answer:

Thanks for reading this!

Step-by-step explanation:

(x+y+z)(x+y-z)

=x+y+z×x+y-z

=x+y+zx+y-z

=x+y+y+zx-z

=x+2y+zx-z

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