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25 to the power of (n-1) + 100 = 5 to the power of (2n-1)

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Answered by PharohX
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 \sf \:  {25}^{n - 1}  + 100 =  {5}^{2n - 1}  \\

 \sf \:  \implies   {5}^{2n - 1}  - {25}^{n - 1}   = 100  \\

 \sf \:  \implies   {5}^{2n - 1}  - {5}^{2n - 2}   = 100  \\

 \sf \:  \implies   {5}^{2n } {5}^{ - 1}   - {5}^{2n } {5}^{ - 2}    = 100  \\

 \sf \:  \implies   {5}^{2n } ({5}^{ - 1}   - {5}^{ - 2}  )  = 100  \\

 \sf \:  \implies   {5}^{2n } ( \frac{1}{5}  -  \frac{1}{25} )  = 100  \\

 \sf \:  \implies   {5}^{2n } (   \frac{24}{25} )  = 100  \\

 \sf \:  \implies   {5}^{2n } = 100 \times  \frac{25}{24}   \\

 \sf \:  \implies   {5}^{2n } =  \frac{625}{6}    \\

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