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Three positive distinct numbers x,y,z are three terms of geometric progression in an order , and the number `x+y,y+z,z+x` are three terms of arithmetic progression in that order . Prove that `x^(x).y^(y).z^(z)=x^(y).y^(z).z^(x)`

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