SOLUTION: Solve the equation {{{2^(x^3)=3^(x^2)}}}
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Question 143994
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Solve the equation
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Start with the given equation
Take the log of both sides
Rewrite the expressions using the identity
Subtract
from both sides
Factor out the GCF
or
Set each individual factor equal to zero
Let's solve the first equation
Take the square root of both sides. So this is our first answer.
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Now let's solve the second equation
Add
to both sides
Divide both sides by
to isolate x
Use the change of base formula to simplify. So this is our other answer.
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Answer:
So the solutions are
or
which approximate to
or