Math, asked by vaibhavsolanki6988, 1 year ago

If √7√7√7√7√7=7^x then find the value of x

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Answered by aakashmallik1
8

Answer:√7√7=7

Therefore

LHS = 7^3

Therefore x=3

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chebroluprem6: Bro Aakash, there are 5 √7's... Not 6... So it's not 7^3.
Answered by chebroluprem6
5

Answer:

We know, √7 × ✓7 is 7.... There are 5 √7's... So the value of the L.H.S ( left hand side) is 49√7

So, 49√7 = 7^x, ( writing 49 as 7^2, and sending it to the R.H.S )

√7 = 7^x/7^2 ( By rules of exponents, we get the R.HS as 7^(x - 2))

And, the LHS can be written as 7^(1/2)

So.. 7^(1/2) = 7^(x - 2)

Hence, 1/2 = x - 2

"x = 5/2"

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