x square +y square=23xy,prove that log x+y/5=1/2(log x+log y)
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Here is your answer !!
x^2 + y^2 = 23xy
=> x^2 + y^2 + 2xy = 25xy
=> ( x + y )^2 = 25xy
=> x + y = 5 (xy)^1/2
So , taking log both sides ,
log ( x + y ) = log { 5 (xy)^1/2 }
=> log ( x + y ) = log 5 + log (xy)^1/2
=> log ( x + y ) - log 5 = 1/2 log xy
=> log ( x + y / 5 ) = 1/2 log xy [ Proved ]
Hope it helps !!
Here is your answer !!
x^2 + y^2 = 23xy
=> x^2 + y^2 + 2xy = 25xy
=> ( x + y )^2 = 25xy
=> x + y = 5 (xy)^1/2
So , taking log both sides ,
log ( x + y ) = log { 5 (xy)^1/2 }
=> log ( x + y ) = log 5 + log (xy)^1/2
=> log ( x + y ) - log 5 = 1/2 log xy
=> log ( x + y / 5 ) = 1/2 log xy [ Proved ]
Hope it helps !!
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Hey there!
x²+y²=23xy
Adding 2xy on both sides.
x²+y²+2xy =25xy
(x+y)² = (25xy)
(x+y) = √25xy
(x+y) = 5√xy
(x+y)/5 = √xy
Applying logarithm on both sides :)
log ( x+y)/5 = log√xy
log( x+y)/5 = 1/2 ( logxy)
log(x+y)/5 = 1/2(logx + logy )
Hence proved!
x²+y²=23xy
Adding 2xy on both sides.
x²+y²+2xy =25xy
(x+y)² = (25xy)
(x+y) = √25xy
(x+y) = 5√xy
(x+y)/5 = √xy
Applying logarithm on both sides :)
log ( x+y)/5 = log√xy
log( x+y)/5 = 1/2 ( logxy)
log(x+y)/5 = 1/2(logx + logy )
Hence proved!
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