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Question Number 106630 by zahaku last updated on 06/Aug/20

Find n in this equation:  (−2)^n  = 4096

Findninthisequation:(2)n=4096

Answered by bemath last updated on 06/Aug/20

(−2)^n =(1024)×4=(2)^(12) =(−2)^(12)   →n = 12 . @bemath@

(2)n=(1024)×4=(2)12=(2)12n=12.@bemath@

Commented by zahaku last updated on 06/Aug/20

There isn′t another way to find n  in the same equation ?

Thereisntanotherwaytofindninthesameequation?

Answered by Aziztisffola last updated on 06/Aug/20

 n is even ⇒n=2p   (−2)^n  = 4096⇔ (−2)^(2p) =4096   ⇔4^p =4096 ⇒ln(4^p )=ln(4096)  ln(4)p=ln(4096) ⇒p=((ln(4096))/(2ln(2)))   2p=((ln(4096))/(ln(2)))=12   2p=12=n ⇒n=12.

nisevenn=2p(2)n=4096(2)2p=40964p=4096ln(4p)=ln(4096)ln(4)p=ln(4096)p=ln(4096)2ln(2)2p=ln(4096)ln(2)=122p=12=nn=12.

Commented by zahaku last updated on 06/Aug/20

Please can you explain how (−2)^(2p)  becomes 4p ?

Pleasecanyouexplainhow(2)2pbecomes4p?

Commented by Aziztisffola last updated on 06/Aug/20

(−2)^(2p) =((−2)^2 )^p =4^p

(2)2p=((2)2)p=4p

Commented by zahaku last updated on 06/Aug/20

Thank you.

Thankyou.

Commented by Aziztisffola last updated on 06/Aug/20

you′re welcome

yourewelcome

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