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find the value of x: (2/7)^-2x+1 ÷ (2/7)^-3 = [(2/7)^-1]^-5​

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Answered by tennetiraj86
6

Step-by-step explanation:

Given :-

(2/7)^-2x+1 ÷ (2/7)^-3 = [(2/7)^-1]^-5

To find :-

Find the value of x ?

Solution :-

Given that

(2/7)^-2x+1 ÷ (2/7)^-3 = [(2/7)^-1]^-5

We know that

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

=> (2/7)^[-2x+1-(-3)] = [(2/7)^-1]^-5

=> (2/7)^(-2x+1+3) = [(2/7)^-1]^-5

=> (2/7)^(-2x+4) = [(2/7)^-1]^-5

We know that

(a^m)^n = a^(mn)

=> (2/7)^(-2x+4) = (2/7)^(-1×-5)

=> (2/7)^(-2x+4) = (2/7)^5

Since the bases are equal then exponents must be equal

=> -2x+4 = 5

=> -2x = 5-4

=> -2x = 1

=> x = 1/-2

=> x = -1/2

Therefore, x = -1/2

Answer:-

The value of x for the given problem is -1/2

Check :-

If x = -1/2 then LHS

=> (2/7)^-2x+1 ÷ (2/7)^-3

=> (2/7)^(-2×(-1/2)+1)÷(2/7)^-3

=> (2/7)^(1+1)÷(2/7)^-3

=> (2/7)^2 ÷(2/7)^-3

=> (2/7)^(2+3)

=> (2/7)^5

and

[(2/7)^-1]^-5

=> (2/7)^(-1×-5)

=> (2/7)^5

=> RHS

LHS = RHS

Used formulae:-

→ a^m / a^n = a^(m-n)

→ (a^m)^n = a^(mn)

Answered by shivasinghmohan629
0

Step-by-step explanation:

Solution :

Given that

(2/7)^-2x+1 ÷(2/7)^-3 = [(2/7)^-1]^-5

We know that

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

=> (2/7)^[-2x+1-(-3)] = [(2/7)^-1]^-5

=> (2/7)^(-2x+1+3) = [(2/7)^-1]^-5 => (2/7)^(-2x+4)= [(2/7)^-1]^-5

We know that

(a^m)^n = a^(mn)

=> (2/7)^(-2x+4) = (2/7)^(-1×-5)

=> (2/7)^(-2x+4)= (2/7)^5

Since the bases are equal then exponents must be equal

=> -2x+4 = 5

=> -2x = 5-4

=> -2x = 1

=> x = 1/-2

=> x = -1/2

Therefore, x = -1/2

Answer:

The value of x for the given problem is -1/2

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