Math, asked by tanvi448, 11 months ago

If 3^(x - 1)= 9 and 4^(y + 2) = 64, find the value of x/y​

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Answered by abhijeetkannaujia
6

Answer:

X=3and y=1

Step-by-step explanation:

3^(x-1)=9

3^(x-1)=3^2

so x-1=2

so X=3

and

4^(y+2)=64

4^(y+2)=4^3

so (y+2)=3

so y=1


DhanyaDA: u forgot to find the value of x/y
abhijeetkannaujia: sorry in hurry i forgot
DhanyaDA: hmm correct it
abhijeetkannaujia: okkk
Answered by DhanyaDA
7

hey mate

here is ur answer

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\bf given,3^{x-1}=9=>3^{x-1}=3^2

 \bf x-1=2

\Huge \bf {\underline{x=3}}

\bf in \: the \: same \: way ,

 \bf  4^{y+2}=64=>4^{y+2}=4^3

 \bf y+2=3

\Huge \bf {\underline{y=1}}

\Huge \bf {\boxed {\underline{ \frac{x}{y}=3}}}

Some more identities related:

→a^1=a

→a^0=1

→a^m×a^n=a^{m+n}

hope the answer helps

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