If 25n-1 + 100= 5²n-1, then the value of n is
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25^(n-1) + 100= 5^(2n-1)
100 = 5^(2n-1) - 25^(n-1)
100= 5^(2n-1) - (5)^2*(n-1)
[Use Formula: {(a)^n}^m=a^nm ]
100= 5^(2n-1) - (5)^2*(n-1)
100= 5^(2n-1) - 5^(2n-2)
100= 5^(2n-1) (1–5^-1)
100= 5^(2n-1) (1–1/5)
100 = 5^(2n-1) (4/5)
100*5/4. =5^(2n-1)
125= 5^(2n-1)
5^3=5^(2n-1)
{Use Formula
If a^m=a^n Then m=n}
3=2n-1
3+1=2n
2n=4
n=4/2
n=2
25^n-1 + 100 = 5^2n-1
25^n.25^-1 + 100= 5^2n.5^-1
25^n.25^-1 + 100= 25^n.5^-1
Now take 25^n.25^-1 part to RHS then will get
25^n.5^-1 - (25^n.25^-1 )=100
Now take 25^n common from LHS
25^n(1/5 - 1/25)= 100
25^n(4/25)=100
25^n=100*25/4
25^n=25*25
25^n=25^2
Now we can say that
n=2.
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n is equal to 2
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