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find the value of x if 2^9x/2^2x = 7√2^14

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Answered by dk83970
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Answer:

2^9x ÷ 2^2x = 7 root 2^14

ans : - x = 7

Step-by-step explanation:

■ 2^9x ÷ 2^2x = 7 root 2^14

=> 2^7x = 7/2×7

=> 2 ^7x = 2 ^49

=> 7x = 49

=> x = 49 ÷ 7

x = 7 ans

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Answered by vijayhalder031
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Concept Introduction:

A number or letter placed above and to the right of a mathematical statement known as the base is termed an exponent. It denotes that the basis is to be increased in strength. The base is x, while the exponent or power is n.

Given: Equation 2^{9x} /2^{2x} =\sqrt[7]{2^{14} }

To Find:

We have to find the value of, x.

Solution:

According to the problem,

2^{9x} /2^{2x} =\sqrt[7]{2^{14} }

2^{9x-2x} =2^{14*\frac{1}{7} }

2^{7x} =2^{2}

7x=2

x=2/7

Final Answer:

The value of x is 2/7.

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