Important to note, we are able to divide both sides by 7^x because 7^x will never equal zero since the range of 7^x is all real numbers greater than 0.
@AMMARZAIMBINAMANFUADMoe-y1z19 күн бұрын
I also thought off using logarithms before solving the problem
@pizzaytcomputer10 күн бұрын
It works too We will get ln(3^x)=ln(7^(x+2))=>xln(3)=(x+2)ln(7)=>xln(3)=xln(7)+2ln(7)=>xln(3)-xln(7)=2ln(7)=>x(ln(3)-ln7))=2ln(7)=>x=2ln(7)/(ln(3)-ln(7)) Same solution
@patriciaceli153619 күн бұрын
Thank you!! ❤
@simpleeducationaltricks158210 күн бұрын
Given : 3^x =7^(x+2) Solve: taking log both side, we get log 3^x =log 7^(x+2) xlog3 = (x+2)log7 now x÷(x+2) =log7 ÷log3 x÷(x+2) = log4 x÷(x+2) =2log2 x÷(x+2) = 2×0.30 x÷(x+2)= 0.60 x=0.6×(x+2) x-0.6x =1.2 0.4x = 1.2 x=1.2 ÷0.4 x=3 But how 🤔🤔🤔
@sakutaokami9 күн бұрын
If a^x=b you can write it x=log(a)b similarly to that (3/7)^x =49 x=log(3/7)49
@micahmeneyerji14 күн бұрын
log(49)/log(3/7) "simplifies" to (2log(7))/(log(3)-log(7)) but it takes less time to calculate the log of 3/7 than subtract already calcuated values.
@daviddaasian968512 күн бұрын
all that for nothing, couldve just cut straight to the chase by simplifying (3/7)^x = 49 to x = log_(3/7)[49] and use a calculator to get the final answer from here.
@HARSHVARDHANSHRIVASTAVA-p1j19 күн бұрын
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@Communist-j2h19 күн бұрын
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@VenuprasathM-f3f19 күн бұрын
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@youssefelyousfi492918 күн бұрын
x=-2ln7/(ln7-ln3)
@HARSHVARDHANSHRIVASTAVA-p1j19 күн бұрын
SIR PLEASE ALSO SOLVE MATH QUESTIONS FROM JEE MAINS AND ADVANCED EXAMINATION
@sabitadidirani94975 күн бұрын
These are way harder than jee advanced problems.
@Ashwinmathsclasses15 күн бұрын
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@0x_min8 күн бұрын
3^x = 7^(x+2) 3^x = 7^x * 49 1 = (7/3)^x * 49 (7/3)^x = 1/49 x = log_7/3(7^-2) x = -2 * log_7/3(7) x = -2 * ln(7) / ln(7/3) x = -2 * ln(7) / (ln(7) - ln(3))
@88kgs19 күн бұрын
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@ITz_Parth721914 күн бұрын
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@0x_min8 күн бұрын
3^x = 7^(x+2) 3^x = 7^(
@banusenthilkumar986417 күн бұрын
Can do video about trigonometry indentity especially prof