Math, asked by kanak2020, 1 year ago

please solve it ...........................​

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Answered by mysticd
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Answer:

\implies n = \frac{7log2+13log5}{log2+log5}

Step-by-step explanation:

2^{n-7}\times 5^{n-4}=5^{9}

\implies 2^{n-7}=\frac{5^{9}}{5^{n-4}}

\implies 2^{n-7}=5^{9-(n-4)}

\implies 2^{n-7}=5^{9-n+4)}\\=5^{13-n}

/* Take logarithm both sides of the equation, we get

\implies log2^{n-7}=log5^{13-n}

\implies (n-7)log2=(13-n)log5

\implies nlog2 -7log2=13log5-nlog5

\implies nlog2 +nlog 5=7log2+13log5

\implies n(log2+log5)=7log2+13log5

\implies n = \frac{7log2+13log5}{log2+log5}

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