Mathematics, 17.05.2021 14:00, Theacefamily123

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abc = 1, prove that
1/1+a+b^-1
+1/a+b+c^-1
+1/1+c+a^-1
=1

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abc = 1, prove that
1/1+a+b^-1
+1/a+b+c^-1
+1/1+c+a^-1
=1
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