SOLUTION: hey what will be the solution for following according to you all
{{{ x^(1/p)=y^(1/q)=z^(1/r) }}}
and x.y.z = 1
then what will be value of p+q+r ?
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-> SOLUTION: hey what will be the solution for following according to you all
{{{ x^(1/p)=y^(1/q)=z^(1/r) }}}
and x.y.z = 1
then what will be value of p+q+r ?
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Question 190125: hey what will be the solution for following according to you all
and x.y.z = 1
then what will be value of p+q+r ? Answer by orca(409) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Let
Then
from , we obtain
For the same reason, we have
and
Substituting them into , we have , or written as:
The equation implies that: