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If x^a=y^b=z^c and y^2=zx ,show that :. 1 by a + 1 by c = 2 by b.​

If x^a=y^b=z^c and y^2=zx ,show that :. 1 by a + 1 by c = 2 by b.​
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If x^a=y^b=z^c and y^2=zx ,show that :. 1 by a + 1 by c = 2 by b.​

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1/a + 1/c = 2/b

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If x^a=y^b=z^c and y^2=zx ,show that :. 1 by a + 1 by c = 2 by b.​-example-1
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