Math, asked by mercy2, 1 year ago

can you please solve this problem

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Anonymous: Correct answer is 2.
mercy2: yes

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Answered by kitesalman
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the given can be rewritten as [ 5^(2x)]/25=[5^(2x)]/5-100
let 5^(2x) = t
t/5-t/25=100
4t=2500
t=5^4
x=2
Answered by Anonymous
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= 100 = 5^(2x-1) - 25^(x-1)

= 125 - 25 = 5^(2x-1) - 25^(x-1)

= 5^3 - 5^2 = 5^(2x-1) - 25^(x-1)

Gets substitute,

= 5^3 = 5^(2x-1)

= 3+1 = 2x

= 4/2=2=x.
U may do it by both.

Hope it's helpful to u.
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