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31. Find the value of x, if 2^7x÷2^2x =⁵√2^15​

Answers

Answered by ms18mominsajjad
2

Step-by-step explanation:

12(x

2

+7x)

2

−8(x

2

+7x)(2x−1)−15(2x−1)

2

=12(x

2

+7x)

2

−18(x

2

+7x)(2x−1)+10(x

2

+7x)(2x−1)

−15(2x−1)

2

=6(x

2

+7x)[2(x

2

+7x)−3(2x−1)]+

5(2x−1)[2(x

2

+7x)+3(2x−1)]

=[2(x

2

+7x)−3(2x−1)][6(x

2

+7x)+5(2x−1)]

=[2x

2

+14x−6x+3][6x

2

+42x+10x−5]

=(2x

2

+8x+3)(6x

2

+52x−5)

∴12(x

2

+7x

2

)

2

−8(x

2

+7x)(2x−1)−15(2x−1)

2

=[2(x

2

+7x)−3(2x−1)][6(x

2

+7x)+5(2x−1)]

=(2x

2

+8x+3)(6x

2

+52x−5)

Answered by vipandey143143
0

Answer:

Find the value of x, if 2^7x÷2^2x =⁵√2^15

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