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Question Number 53827 by Mikael_Marshall last updated on 26/Jan/19

5×6^x −3×4^x = 2×9^x     I need an explanation.

5×6x3×4x=2×9xIneedanexplanation.

Answered by tanmay.chaudhury50@gmail.com last updated on 26/Jan/19

5×3^x ×2^x −3×2^x ×2^x =2×3^x ×3^x   a=2^x    b=3^x   5ab−3a^2 =2b^2   3a^2 −5ab+2b^2 =0  3a^2 −3ab−2ab+2b^2 =0  3a(a−b)−2b(a−b)=0  (a−b)(3a−2b)=0  either a−b=0  a=b  2^x =3^x   ((2/3))^x =1=((2/3))^0   so x=0  or when  3a−2b=0  3×2^x =2×3^x   (2^x /3^x )=(2/3)  ((2/3))^x =((2/3))^1    so x=1  hence x is either 0 or 1

5×3x×2x3×2x×2x=2×3x×3xa=2xb=3x5ab3a2=2b23a25ab+2b2=03a23ab2ab+2b2=03a(ab)2b(ab)=0(ab)(3a2b)=0eitherab=0a=b2x=3x(23)x=1=(23)0sox=0orwhen3a2b=03×2x=2×3x2x3x=23(23)x=(23)1sox=1hencexiseither0or1

Commented by Mikael_Marshall last updated on 26/Jan/19

thank  you bro

thankyoubro

Commented by tanmay.chaudhury50@gmail.com last updated on 26/Jan/19

most welcome...

mostwelcome...

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