y x × z y × x z
If x , y , and z are positive numbers, then what the value of the expression above?
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We know:- b a = b a
⇒ y x × z y × z x
= 1
easy pizy.
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Not that easy.If x = − 1 , y = 2 , z = − 3 , the answer is ( − 1 ) .
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you need to plug number and check, do the algebra
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@Mardokay Mosazghi – It must be mentioned that x , y , z are all either positive or negative. Otherwise the answer is 1 or − 1 .
You are right Nihar. Also, what if x or y or z = 0 ?
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@Arulx Z – The question has been edited and now x , y , z are restricted to only positive reals.
Do read the N.B. ?? Please read the N.B.
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@Vubon Roy – That NB was put 2 days after I commented this.
The variables are understood to equal to 1
x=4 y=2 z=1 becomes 2 x 2 x .25 = 1
You have only shown that the expression equals to 1 when x = 4 , y = 2 , z = 1 . But you should in fact show that the expression equals to 1 for all positive numbers x , y and z .
√(x/y) * √(y/z) * √(z/x) = √(xyz)/(yzx)
Since xyz=yzx we can find that (xyz)/(yzx)=1 which means that √(xyz/yzx) = √1 = 1
(Sorry there's no formatting, I wasn't sure what I was doing wrong while trying to add it)
how do you know that the result of this equation is 1
not right they can be anything at all
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y x × z y × x z = y x × z y × x z = 1 = 1