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Algebra Level 1

Given that x , y x, y and z z are positive real that are not 1, evaluate

x l o g ( y z ) × y l o g ( z x ) × z l o g ( x y ) . x^{log(\frac{y}{z})} \times y^{log(\frac{z}{x})} \times z^{log(\frac{x}{y})} .

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The answer is 1.

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2 solutions

Aaditya Rcs
Apr 14, 2014

Let the expression be equal to a. take log on both sides. the exponents become coefficients. use log(n/m)=logn -logm and expand the whole of the expression. we see terms cancel out and finally we get log a =0 which means that a equals one

Rishabh Raj
Apr 18, 2014

use 1 0 b = x 10 ^ b= x where b = l o g x b = logx

Similar method here. You will get 1 0 n 10^n where n = ( l g x ) ( l g y l g z ) + ( l g y ) ( l g z l g x ) + ( l g z ) ( l g x l g y ) = 0 n = (lg x)(lg y- lg z) + (lg y)(lg z - lg x) + (lg z)(lg x- lg y) = 0 . It follows that 1 0 0 = 1 10^0 = \boxed{1} .

Noel Lo - 6 years ago

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