Proving 2XZ=Y(X+Z) with A,B,X,Y,Z

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The discussion focuses on proving the equation 2XZ = Y(X + Z) under the condition that A^X = (AB)^Y = (AB)^(2Z). Participants emphasize utilizing the fundamental properties of exponents to derive the relationship between the variables A, B, X, Y, and Z. The proof requires clarity on whether the equation holds for all values of X, Y, and Z or specific instances. The consensus is to manipulate the properties of exponents to validate the equation.

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HELLO,

prove that if, A raised to power X equal (AB) raised to power Y, equal

(AB rasied to power 2) rasied power Z . for the values of A and B,

then show that, 2XZ equal Y (X+Z).
 
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Try to play with the basic properties of exponents, and show us some work.
 
Do you mean
[tex]A^X= (AB)^Y= (AB)^{2Z}[/tex]?

Is that supposed to be true for all X, Y, Z or for given X, Y, Z?
 

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