Math, asked by purushottamkumar8901, 1 year ago

find the value of 2^x​

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Answered by ihrishi
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 {2}^{x + y}  = 10 ....(1) \\  {2}^{y + z}  = 20....(2) \\  {2}^{z + x}  = 30....(3) \\ from \: equation \: (2) \\  {2}^{y + z}  = 20 \implies \:  {2}^{y + z}  = 2 \times 10 \\ \implies \:  {2}^{y + z}  = 2 \times  {2}^{x + y}\\... [from\: equation \:(1)] \\  \implies \:  {2}^{y + z}  = {2}^{x + y + 1}  \\ \implies y + z = x + y + 1\\ \implies   \huge \fbox  {z = x + \: 1} \\ from \: equation \: (3) \\  {2}^{z + x}  = 30 \\ \implies \: {2}^{x + 1+ x}  = 30\\ \implies \: {2}^{2x + 1}  = 30\\ \implies \: {2}^{2x}  \times  {2}^{1}  = 30\\ \implies \: {2}^{2x}  \times  2  = 30\\ \implies \: {2}^{2x}   =  \frac{30}{2}  \\  \implies \: {2}^{2x}   = 15\\  \implies \: ({2}^{x})^{2}    = 15 \\ \implies \:  \huge \fbox{{2}^{x}   =  \sqrt{15} }

Thus, option (2) is the correct answer.

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