Math, asked by sakhujaaaditya, 10 days ago

5. Find the value of x so that (3/4)^2x+1=(3/4)^9
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Answered by vidotamad

Answer:

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Answered by vasusiri1432

Answer:

x=4

Step-by-step explanation:

2x+1=9

2x=8

×=4 by using identities when bases are equal powers are added

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