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Question Number 19135 by gourav~ last updated on 05/Aug/17

solve for x:  2^(∣x+2∣) −∣2^(x+1) −1∣=2^(x+1) +1

solveforx:2x+22x+11∣=2x+1+1

Answered by ajfour last updated on 05/Aug/17

x+2≥0  ⇒  x≥−2  2^(x+1) −1 ≥0   ⇒  x≥−1  Let x<−2  ⇒ 2^(−x−2) +2^(x+1) −1=2^(x+1) +1  or   2^(−x−2) =2  ⇒    −x−2=1              x=−3  Let −2≤ x ≤−1  ⇒   2^(x+2) +2^(x+1) −1=2^(x+1) +1  ⇒   2^(x+2) =2  ⇒    x+2=1  or        x=−1  Let −1< x  ⇒ 2^(x+2) −2^(x+1) +1=2^(x+1) +1  ⇒ 2^(x+2) =2(2^(x+1) )  True for all   x >−1  ⇒   x∈[−1, ∞) ∪ {−3} .

x+20x22x+110x1Letx<22x2+2x+11=2x+1+1or2x2=2x2=1x=3Let2x12x+2+2x+11=2x+1+12x+2=2x+2=1orx=1Let1<x2x+22x+1+1=2x+1+12x+2=2(2x+1)Trueforallx>1x[1,){3}.

Commented by gourav~ last updated on 06/Aug/17

thank you sir

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