Find x:
2⁽²ˣ⁻¹⁾ - 9 × 2⁽ˣ⁻²⁾ + 1 = 0
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Answer:
x = 2
Step-by-step explanation:
2power(2x).2pwr(-1) - 9×2pwr(x).2pwr(-2) + 1 =0
2pwr(2x).1/2 - 9×2pwr(x).1/4 + 1 =0
☆A power(-1) = 1/A
☆ let
2pwr(x)=a
a2/2 - 9a/4 +1 =0
taking LCM
2a2 - 9a + 4 = 0
use quadratic formula
a = (-B+_root B2 - 4AC)/2A ¤ -(-9)=9
put the values
a = (9+_root 81 - 32)/4
a = (9+_root 49)/4
a = (9+_7)/4
♧ take the positive answer
a = 16/4=4
a = 4
we know that
a = 2 power (x)
compare value of (a)
2 power (x) = 4 ♡ 4 = 2 pwr2
2 pwr (x ) = 2 pwr (2)
equat the power
x = 2.
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