SOLUTION: Could someone please tell me if there is a solution to the following?
For the equation z=x^(x^(y-1)), what does x equal?
The last solution that was sent out, x^x = z^(1/(y-1))
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For the equation z=x^(x^(y-1)), what does x equal?
The last solution that was sent out, x^x = z^(1/(y-1))
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Question 458428: Could someone please tell me if there is a solution to the following?
For the equation z=x^(x^(y-1)), what does x equal?
The last solution that was sent out, x^x = z^(1/(y-1)), doesn't work with actual numbers. Found 2 solutions by richwmiller, MathLover1:Answer by richwmiller(17219) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! There is not just one solution if that is what you are looking for.
You have one equation with three unknowns.
Not just any x, y and z will work either.
