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Question Number 41707 by Necxx last updated on 11/Aug/18
Here′s a question that has  troubled me for months now.Please  help    5^(√x)  − 5^(x−7)  =100    find the possible value(s) of x.
Heresaquestionthathastroubledmeformonthsnow.Pleasehelp5x5x7=100findthepossiblevalue(s)ofx.
Answered by alex041103 last updated on 11/Aug/18
let f(x)=5^(√x) −5^(x−7)   We wantf(x)>0  ⇒5^(√x) >5^(x−7)   ⇒(√x)>x−7  let u=(√x), u>0  ⇒u^2 −u−7<0   for u∈(((1−(√(29)))/2), ((1+(√(29)))/2))∪(0,∞)  ⇒(√x)∈(0, ((1+(√(29)))/2))  ⇒x∈(0,((15+(√(29)))/2))≈(0, 10.19)  ⇒solutions will be between 0 and 10.19  We can immediatly see that  x=9 is a solution.  We see that f ′(x)=ln(5)((5^(√x) /(2(√x)))−5^(x−7) ).  We see that f ′(9)<0⇒the function  has values biger than 100.  By initializing numerical methods  we see that x≈8.73 is a solution.  By initializing the graph of f  we see that there are 2 solutions.  Ans. x=9 and x≈8.73
letf(x)=5x5x7Wewantf(x)>05x>5x7x>x7letu=x,u>0u2u7<0foru(1292,1+292)(0,)x(0,1+292)x(0,15+292)(0,10.19)solutionswillbebetween0and10.19Wecanimmediatlyseethatx=9isasolution.Weseethatf(x)=ln(5)(5x2x5x7).Weseethatf(9)<0thefunctionhasvaluesbigerthan100.Byinitializingnumericalmethodsweseethatx8.73isasolution.Byinitializingthegraphoffweseethatthereare2solutions.Ans.x=9andx8.73
Commented by alex041103 last updated on 11/Aug/18
Commented by alex041103 last updated on 11/Aug/18
for example− Newton′s method
forexampleNewtonsmethod
Commented by Necxx last updated on 11/Aug/18
which numerical method did you  apply?
whichnumericalmethoddidyouapply?
Commented by Necxx last updated on 11/Aug/18
thanks boss
thanksboss
Answered by peter frank last updated on 04/Oct/18
  5^(√x) −5^(x−7) =125−25=5^3 −5^2   5^(√x) =5^3 .⇒x=9  5^(x−7) =5^2 ⇒x=9
5x5x7=12525=53525x=53.x=95x7=52x=9

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