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(c) 7^X+1 + 7^1 -x= 50​

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Answered by tennetiraj86
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Step-by-step explanation:

Given :-

7^(X+1) + 7^(1-X) = 50

To find :-

Solve for X ?

Solution :-

Given equation is 7^(X+1) + 7^(1-X) = 50

We know that

a^m × a^n = a^(m+n)

a^m / a^n = a^(m-n)

=> (7^X × 7¹ )+ (7^X / 7¹) = 50

=> (7^X × 7 )+ (7^X / 7) = 50

=> 7^X [ 7+(1/7)] = 50

=> 7^X [ (49+1)/7] = 50

=> 7^X × (50/7) = 50

=>50× 7^X / 7 = 50

=> 50×7^X = 50×7

=> 7^X = 50×7/50

=> 7^X = 7

=> 7^X = 7¹

Since bases are equal then exponents must be equal

=> X = 1

Therefore,X = 1

Answer:-.

The value of X for the given problem is 1

Check:-

If X = 1 then

LHS = 7^(X+1) + 7^(1-X)

= 7^(1+1)+7^(1-1)

= 7²+7⁰

= 49+1

Since a⁰ = 1

= 50

= RHS

LHS = RHS is true for X = 1

Verified the given relations in the given problem

Used formulae:-

  • a^m × a^n = a^(m+n)
  • a^m /a^n = a^(m-n)

  • a⁰ = 1

  • If bases are equal then exponents must be equal.

  • a^m = a^n => m=n
Answered by rajkhan802212
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Answer:

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