SOLUTION: Find the domain and solve:
(x+3)^(√2x+5) =(x+3)^x+1
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Question 1146398: Find the domain and solve:
(x+3)^(√2x+5) =(x+3)^x+1
Answer by solver91311(24713) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Can't help you. Your equation is ambiguous.
I have to assume that the "x + 1" term in the RHS is supposed to be contained in parentheses, but even given that your equation could be:
^{\(\sqrt{2}x\,+\,5\)}\ =\ (x\,+\,3)^{(x\,+\,1)})
or
^{\(\sqrt{2x}\,+\,5\)}\ =\ (x\,+\,3)^{(x\,+\,1)})
or
^{\(\sqrt{2x\,+\,5}\)}\ =\ (x\,+\,3)^{(x\,+\,1)})
Repost and use parentheses to avoid ambiguity.
John
My calculator said it, I believe it, that settles it
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