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Question Number 92196 by I want to learn more last updated on 05/May/20

2^x   +  3^y   =  72  2^y   +  3^(x  ) =  108  Please am not getting correct answer for  this question using a method proposed .

2x+3y=722y+3x=108Pleaseamnotgettingcorrectanswerforthisquestionusingamethodproposed.

Commented by john santu last updated on 05/May/20

aproximation   x = 4.1506283099  y = 3.6349521185

aproximationx=4.1506283099y=3.6349521185

Commented by I want to learn more last updated on 05/May/20

Yes sir. but workings to get it.  Am using a method by sir jagol but  not giving correct answer

Yessir.butworkingstogetit.Amusingamethodbysirjagolbutnotgivingcorrectanswer

Commented by MJS last updated on 05/May/20

there′s no possible path, you can only  approximate  2^x +3^y =72 ⇒ y=((ln (72−2^x ))/(ln 3))  2^y +3^x =108 ⇒ y=((ln (108−3^x ))/(ln 2))  72−2^x >0 ∧108−3^x >0 ⇔ x<((ln 108)/(ln 3))≈4.262  ((ln (72−2^x ))/(ln 3))=((ln (108−3^x ))/(ln 2))  now use a calculator

theresnopossiblepath,youcanonlyapproximate2x+3y=72y=ln(722x)ln32y+3x=108y=ln(1083x)ln2722x>01083x>0x<ln108ln34.262ln(722x)ln3=ln(1083x)ln2nowuseacalculator

Commented by MJS last updated on 05/May/20

...if the method you use gives a wrong result  the method is wrong

...ifthemethodyouusegivesawrongresultthemethodiswrong

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