1/3x^2-5/6=1
3x√ x-1 +2√ (x-1)^3=0 ......... square root symbol is over the x-1 and x-1^3
x^3-26x^3/2=27
2x^2(2x-1)^1/3=4x(2x-1)^4/3
15/2^x-1=7
3^x-1 + 3^x+1 =30
Any help on any of thse problems would be appreciated!
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1/3x^2-5/6=1
3x√ x-1 +2√ (x-1)^3=0 ......... square root symbol is over the x-1 and x-1^3
x^3-26x^3/2=27
2x^2(2x-1)^1/3=4x(2x-1)^4/3
15/2^x-1=7
3^x-1 + 3^x+1 =30
Any help on any of thse problems would be appreciated!
I can't read the first, third, fourth, fifth and sixth questions. Some brackets would be nice... LaTeX would be even nicer...
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Hello, etran3358!
I'll guess what the last one means . . .
Quote:
3^x-1+3^x+1=30
3^x/3+3.3^x=30
10/3.3^x=30
3^x=9
3^x=3^2
x=2
If my solution is hard to read and understand,
it's because I typed it the way you did ...
no parentheses, no spaces.
This is what I meant . . .
We are given: .3^{x-1} + 3^{x+1} = 30
which equals: .(3^x)/3 + 3(3^x) = 30
add: .(10/3)(3^x) = 30
Multiply by 3/10: .3^x = 9
Hence: .3^x = 3^2
Therefore: .x = 2
is #1
#3 isit's 26 x raished to the 3/2 power
again i apologize if it's hard to read/understand ... i'm new to this site
also the last problem reads as 15 ALL OVER 2^x -1 which is equal to 7
any help would be well appreciated!
i wrote these questions clearer down below...please help!!
Hello, etran3358!
You still need parentheses,
or learn to use LaTeX more accurately.
Quote:
is #1.
Can you see that this looks like: .
But it might be: .
Hello, etran3358!
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We have: .
Factor: . .
. . . . . . . .
Therefore:
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. .
. .
graded assignment ... thread closed