SOLUTION: I need help with the following exponential please.
Solve: 7^-x-3* 7^1+x -4=0
Please note that -4 is not part of 7^1+x
Thank you very much. I have a test in the morning and
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Solve: 7^-x-3* 7^1+x -4=0
Please note that -4 is not part of 7^1+x
Thank you very much. I have a test in the morning and
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Question 294874: I need help with the following exponential please.
Solve: 7^-x-3* 7^1+x -4=0
Please note that -4 is not part of 7^1+x
Thank you very much. I have a test in the morning and I really want to make sure I have these questions right.
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Ugh. Please use more parentheses, they're free and help avoid confusion.
I think this is what you want. If not please re-post.
Clearly this is not true. There is no solution.
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>> This is what I mean. <<
OK, that's clearer.
Again, multiply by .
Pull out a 7 from the second term.
Re-arrange.
Substitute, let , then
This quadratic is factorable.
Two solutions using the zero product rule:
Now substitute back
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No solution here, since log requires positive arguments.
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Verify the one solution.
Good solution.