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I Am Having Doubts I A Bunch Of Questions Would You All Solve Them For Me Please
No need to worry my friends
i got the question from one of my books
at back the answer was {2}^{1/2}
I THINK THE QUESTION IS WRONG I THINK IT SHOULD BE
We can also have:
All are wrong ANSWERs
answer is B) {2}^{1/2}
hi
I agree with gAr's analysis. But do A, B and C exist (in real numbers let's say) ?
so
so I plotted the graph of y = logx and the graph of y = x.logk, using 'x' to replace 'A' and trying various values for logk
see graph below.
Either the line fails to hit the curve at all; or it touches as a tangent once; or it crosses twice (which I show with logk = 0.11)
But we also want B and C to have this property so I think this means that if k, A, B and C exist in reals then either
(i) A = B = C
or
(ii) at least a pair are equal, let's say wnlog, B = C
That's it for the moment I'm afraid.
Bob
All are wrong ANSWERs
answer is B) {2}^{1/2}
dear gAr,
you have taken k as A^1/A ,B^1/B, C^1/C
then how can you write it as k^ABC+ k^ABC+ k^ABC ???
please explain
Hi,
I'm getting:
what is the method used
also the method
Whick of the following is equal
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