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If 2^x=3^y=12^z, show that 1÷z=1÷y+2÷x.....​

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Answer:

Proof of
(1)/(z)}=(1)/(y)+(2)/(x) is shown below.

Step-by-step explanation:

The given equation is


2^x=3^y=12^z

To prove :
(1)/(z)=(1)/(y)+(2)/(x)

Proof : Let as assume,


2^x=3^y=12^z=k


2^x=k\Rightarrow 2=k^{(1)/(x)} ...(1)


3^y=k\Rightarrow 3=k^{(1)/(y)} ...(2)


12^z=k\Rightarrow 12=k^{(1)/(z)} ...(3)

We know that


12=2* 2* 3


12=(2)^2* 3

Using (1), (2) and (3), we get


k^{(1)/(z)}=(k^{(1)/(x)})^2* k^{(1)/(y)}


k^{(1)/(z)}=k^{(2)/(x)}* k^{(1)/(y)}


k^{(1)/(z)}=k^{(2)/(x)+(1)/(y)}

On comparing both sides, we get


(1)/(z)}=(2)/(x)+(1)/(y)


(1)/(z)}=(1)/(y)+(2)/(x)

Hence proved.

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