Math, asked by SahilBisla, 1 year ago

if 3^(n+2)=243 then find the value of 3√n+726


Mankuthemonkey01: it is √(n+726)
Mankuthemonkey01: or √n +. 726
SahilBisla: it's 3√n+726

Answers

Answered by Mankuthemonkey01
28

 {3}^{n + 2}  = 243 \\  =  {3}^{n + 2}  =  {3}^{5}
Now since the bases are same we can write only exponents
we have
n + 2 = 5
n = 5 - 2
n = 3


Now 3√(3 +726)
=3√729
= 3 × 27
= 81



Hope it helps dear friend ☺️
Answered by Anonymous
10
3^under root n + 726
3^n+2 = 3^5
n+2 = 5
n = 5-2
n= 3
and 3under root n + 726 =
3 under root 3 + 726
= 3 under root 729
= 3*27
= 81
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