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X^(a+b) = x^ab , prove that a/b +b/a = ab-2

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Answered by darkpirate2806
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Answer:

We know that,

if x^a = x^b then,

a=b

similarly in the question

a+b = ab

RTP- a/b+b/a =ab-2

LHS- a/b + b/a = a^2+b^2/ab

=(a+b)^2-2ab/ab

=(a+b)^2/ab - 2ab/ab

=(ab)^2/ab - 2    { as a+b = ab }

=ab-2 = RHS

Hence proved

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