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Question Number 50698 by Cheyboy last updated on 19/Dec/18

Solve for x    4^(2x+1) ×5^(x−2) = 6^(1−x)

Solveforx42x+1×5x2=61x

Answered by MJS last updated on 19/Dec/18

(2x+1)ln 4 +(x−2)ln 5 =(1−x)ln 6  (2ln 4 +ln 5 +ln 6)x=ln 6 −ln 4 +2ln 5  (5ln 2 +ln 3 +ln 5)x=−ln 2 +ln 3 +2ln 5  x=((−ln 2 +ln 3 +2ln 5)/(5ln 2 +ln 3 +ln 5))≈.587053

(2x+1)ln4+(x2)ln5=(1x)ln6(2ln4+ln5+ln6)x=ln6ln4+2ln5(5ln2+ln3+ln5)x=ln2+ln3+2ln5x=ln2+ln3+2ln55ln2+ln3+ln5.587053

Commented by Cheyboy last updated on 19/Dec/18

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