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Question 151210
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Could you please help me solve and place it into the ordered pairs?
y=3^5x+1
y=9^-x
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jim_thompson5910(35256)
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Start with the given system
Since "y" is equal to both
and
, this means that
. Here's another way you can think about it:
Start with the second equation.
Plug in
. In other words, replace "y" with
Rewrite
as
Multiply the exponents.
Multiply.
Since the bases are equal, the exponents are equal. So this means that
Subtract
from both sides.
Add
to both sides.
Combine like terms on the left side.
Divide both sides by
to isolate
. This is the first part of the answer.
Go back to the second equation (either equation will do)
Plug in
Multiply. This is the second part of the answer.
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Answer:
So the answer is
and
which approximate to
and
So the answer forms the ordered pair
which is approximately