Math, asked by oladiplentysegun, 1 month ago

10^y×5^(2y-2)×4^y-1=1​

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Answered by XxLatexQueenxX
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CORRECT QUESTION :-

 \bold\looparrowright \bold{10 {}^{y} \times 5 {}^{(2y - 2)}  \times \orange{ 4 {}^{y - 1}}  = 1 }

SOLUTION :-

 \bold\looparrowright \bold{2 {}^{y} \times  {5}^{y} \times 5 {}^{2y - 2}   \times 2 {}^{2y - 2} = 1  }

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\bold\looparrowright \bold{10 {}^{3y - 2} = 1 }

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\bold\looparrowright \bold{10 {}^{3y - 2}  = 10 {}^{0} }

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\bold\looparrowright \bold{3y - 2 = 0}

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\bold\looparrowright \bold{3y = 2}

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 \large\bold \orange\looparrowright \bold \orange{y =  \frac{2}{3} }

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