Question 205662This question is from textbook Algebra I:An Incremental Development 
:  PLEASE help me with this subscripter variable: 
3N^N+3N^Q=9 
2N^N=10-6N^Q 
This question is from textbook Algebra I:An Incremental Development 
 Answer by RAY100(1637)      (Show Source): 
You can  put this solution on YOUR website! (1) 3n^n +3n^q =9,,,,n^n = (9-3n^q)/3 = 3-n^q 
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(2) 2n^n +6n^q =10 
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subst  (1)  into  (2) 
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2(3-n^q) +6n^q =10 
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6-2n^q +6n^q =10 
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4n^q=4 
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n^q=1,,,,,,therefore  q=0,,,,anything  raised  to  0 =1,,, 
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subst  into  (1),,,,3n^n +3n^0 =9 
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n^n +n^0 =3 
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n^n +1 =3 
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n^n =2 
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n= 1.56 
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check(1) 3*1.56^1.56 +3*1.56^0 =9 
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6 +3=9,,,,,ok 
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(2) 2*1.56^1.56 = 10 - 6*1.56^0 
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4= 10 -6  =4,,,,ok 
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