plzzz answer no. ii in the following image through indices
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method 1 :-
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(x√x )^x = x^(2x√x)
{ x¹.x½ }^x = x^{ 2x¹.x½ }
{x^3/2}^x = x^{ 2.x^3/2 }
take log both sides,
log{ x^3/2 }^x = logx^{2.x^3/2}
x.log{x^3/2} =2.x^3/2logx
[ logx^m = mlogx use here, ]
3/2. x logx = 2.x^3/2 logx
3x/2 logx - 2.x^3/2logx = 0
logx { 3x/2 - 2x^3/2} = 0
logx = 0 and { 3x/2 - 2x^3/2 } = 0
logx = 0
x = 1
again,
{3x/2 - 2x^3/2} = 0
3x/2 = 2x^3/2
take square both sides,
9x²/4 = 4x³
9x² = 16x³
x²( 16x - 9) = 0
x = 0 and x = 9/16
but x ≠ 0 becoz for log x > 0
hence,
x = 1 and 9/16
method 2 :-
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(x√x)^x = x^(2x√x)
(x¹.x½)^x = x^(2x¹.x½)
(x^3/2)^x = x^(2x^3/2 )
x^(3x/2) = x^(2x^3/2 )
[ x^m = x^n then , m = n use here ]
3x/2 = 2x^3/2
take square both sides,
9x²/4 = 4x³
x²( 9 - 16x) = 0
x = 0, and 9/16
but we know according to exponential coencept a^x then, a >0
hence,
x ≠ 0
so, x = 9/16
but also if we check at x = 1
LHS = (x√x )^x = 1¹ = 1
RHS = x^(2x√x) = 1² = 1
hence, LHS = RHS
so, answer is x = 1 and 9/16
=================={
(x√x )^x = x^(2x√x)
{ x¹.x½ }^x = x^{ 2x¹.x½ }
{x^3/2}^x = x^{ 2.x^3/2 }
take log both sides,
log{ x^3/2 }^x = logx^{2.x^3/2}
x.log{x^3/2} =2.x^3/2logx
[ logx^m = mlogx use here, ]
3/2. x logx = 2.x^3/2 logx
3x/2 logx - 2.x^3/2logx = 0
logx { 3x/2 - 2x^3/2} = 0
logx = 0 and { 3x/2 - 2x^3/2 } = 0
logx = 0
x = 1
again,
{3x/2 - 2x^3/2} = 0
3x/2 = 2x^3/2
take square both sides,
9x²/4 = 4x³
9x² = 16x³
x²( 16x - 9) = 0
x = 0 and x = 9/16
but x ≠ 0 becoz for log x > 0
hence,
x = 1 and 9/16
method 2 :-
==================
(x√x)^x = x^(2x√x)
(x¹.x½)^x = x^(2x¹.x½)
(x^3/2)^x = x^(2x^3/2 )
x^(3x/2) = x^(2x^3/2 )
[ x^m = x^n then , m = n use here ]
3x/2 = 2x^3/2
take square both sides,
9x²/4 = 4x³
x²( 9 - 16x) = 0
x = 0, and 9/16
but we know according to exponential coencept a^x then, a >0
hence,
x ≠ 0
so, x = 9/16
but also if we check at x = 1
LHS = (x√x )^x = 1¹ = 1
RHS = x^(2x√x) = 1² = 1
hence, LHS = RHS
so, answer is x = 1 and 9/16
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