A trending math OLYMPIAD question involving exponentials.

A trending math OLYMPIAD Question was solved using the laws of indices or exponentials. #exponential #matholympiadproblem #lawsofindices

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[@SkylaBruno]

Please help me simplify this (a - 1/a)(a^1 + 1/a^1) all over (a^2 - 1/a^2)

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Hi Ms. JJ, Long time... Solution #3: (Solve for x before substitution) 5^(x-1) = 11 5^(x+1) = ? =>5^x . 5^-1 = 11 =>5^x/5 = 11 =>5^x = 55 =>log5^x = log55 =>xlog5 = log55 =>x = log55/log5 =>x = 2.4898961024 5^(x+1) = 5^x . 5^1 Substitute x with 2.4898961024 => 5^(2.4898961024) . 5 => 54.9999999996 . 5 => 274.999999998 =>275 Is rounding allowed?...😅(#018)

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Helo memo pliz slove this for me pliz 2(9+16)1\2 minus 5 ×square root of 1/25