Math, asked by davidvickery6656, 1 year ago

4^x = 8^(x − 1)

A x = 3/4
B x = 1
C x = 3
D x = 6


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Answered by AmritRaaj
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Answered by anshikakesari
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4 ^x = 8 ^( x -1)

((2)^2)^x = ((2)^3) ^(x-1)

2 ^ 2x. = 2 ^( 3x - 3)

2x. = 3x - 3

3. = 3x - 2x

3. = x

Option C is correct


davidvickery6656: canu help me with another one?
davidvickery6656: If $625 is invested at an interest rate of 7% per year and is compounded continuously, how much will the investment be worth in 12 years? Use the continuous compound interest formula: A = Pert.
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davidvickery6656: ok thanks
AmritRaaj: A=625e^.07×12
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