Question 1051172: Please help how to solve this equation. Big thanks!
3(z+2) - 4z = 2^(-(1/2)z+1) + 4 Found 2 solutions by Fombitz, rothauserc:Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! 3(z+2) - 4z = 2^(-(1/2)z+1) + 4
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6 - z = 2^(1 - (z/2)) + 4
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we have two equations
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1) 6 - z
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2) 2^(1 - (z/2)) + 4
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now graph the two equations and where they intersect/s is the solution/s for z
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z is the x axis, we see there are two intersection points
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solution for z is 0 and -2
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