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Question Number 19595 by khamizan833@yahoo.com last updated on 13/Aug/17

For x ∈ R, solve the equation below!  (2^x  − 4)^3  + (4^x  − 2)^3  = (4^x  + 2^x  − 6)^3

ForxR,solvetheequationbelow!(2x4)3+(4x2)3=(4x+2x6)3

Commented by khamizan833@yahoo.com last updated on 13/Aug/17

show your work,please.

showyourwork,please.

Answered by Tinkutara last updated on 13/Aug/17

Let 2^x  = y.  (y − 4)^3  + (y^2  − 2)^3  + (6 − y − y^2 )^3  = 0  It is of the form where a + b + c = 0 so  a^3  + b^3  + c^3  = 3abc = 0 as given.  (y − 4)(y^2  − 2)(6 − y − y^2 ) = 0  ⇒ y = 4, ± (√2), 2  But only positive values of y are  allowed. So 2^x  = 4, (√2), 2  ⇒ x = 2, (1/2), 1

Let2x=y.(y4)3+(y22)3+(6yy2)3=0Itisoftheformwherea+b+c=0soa3+b3+c3=3abc=0asgiven.(y4)(y22)(6yy2)=0y=4,±2,2Butonlypositivevaluesofyareallowed.So2x=4,2,2x=2,12,1

Commented by khamizan833@yahoo.com last updated on 13/Aug/17

thank you sir.god bless you.

thankyousir.godblessyou.

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