SOLUTION: 2^x - 6(2^-x) = 6
This problem is from Schaum's Outlines - Precalculus, chapter 19 page 180.
That book doesn't provide many examples (let alone good ones) so, while I can solv
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This problem is from Schaum's Outlines - Precalculus, chapter 19 page 180.
That book doesn't provide many examples (let alone good ones) so, while I can solv
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Question 115120: 2^x - 6(2^-x) = 6
This problem is from Schaum's Outlines - Precalculus, chapter 19 page 180.
That book doesn't provide many examples (let alone good ones) so, while I can solve a similar one (or that same one if I plug = 1 instead of = 6), I don't know how to solve this one.
It should be ??? = 3 and then we work it out, but unless I'm muliplying 2^x by 1, I don't know what u will equal. So I can't find the value for x.
(2^x)^2 - 6 = 6.2x
u^2 = (2^x)^2 u = ???