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\sf \bf \orange{Prove \: \bf \red{That:}} \sf\left((x^(a^2+b^2))/(x^(ab))\right)^(a+b)\left((x^(b^2+c^2))/(x^(bc))\right)^(b+c)\left((x^(c^2+a^2))/(x^(ca))\right)^(c+a)=x^(2\lef…
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\sf \bf \orange{Prove \: \bf \red{That:}} \sf\left((x^(a^2+b^2))/(x^(ab))\right)^(a+b)\left((x^(b^2+c^2))/(x^(bc))\right)^(b+c)\left((x^(c^2+a^2))/(x^(ca))\right)^(c+a)=x^(2\lef…
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Hope you could get an idea from here.
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