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Prove that 1/log (xy)² +1/log(xy²) + log(xy³) =1 there base are x,y and z respectively.

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xeze [42]3 years ago

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Answer:

$1/log (xy)² +1/log(xy²) + log(xy³) =1$

Step-by-step explanation:

This is your equation, right? Just checking

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Prove that 1/log (xy)² +1/log(xy²) + log(xy³) =1 there base are x,y and z respectively.​

Prove that 1/log (xy)² +1/log(xy²) + log(xy³) =1 there base are x,y and z respectively.