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x√a=y√b=z√c and abc=1 then prove that x+y+z=0.

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Answered by shivamdalmia
53
I think this is the equation we have:
 \sqrt[x]{a}  =  \sqrt[y]{b}  =  \sqrt[z]{c}

We can write this as

 a^{ \frac{1}{x}} =  b^{ \frac{1}{y}} =  c^{ \frac{1}{z}} = k
Let these be k
so, we have
a =  k^{x}  \\ b =  k^{y}  \\ c =  k^{z}
And we have
abc = 1
So, substituting values, we get
k^{x + y + z} = 1
k^{x + y + z} = 1^{0}
So, x + y + z = 0
Hence proved.
Answered by Tiya8093722
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