Math, asked by lomateps, 1 year ago

Solve for x
8*2^(2x)+4*2^(x+1)=1+2^x


lalipapa123: hey..is that qstn is correct
lomateps: yes, the answer is -3
lalipapa123: did u got it?
lomateps: No, I know the final answer, not the steps
lalipapa123: ok.what is the symbol after 8*2
lomateps: 2 to the poer 2x
lomateps: 2 to the power 2x

Answers

Answered by kvnmurty
7
8*2^{2x}+4*2^x*2^1=1+2^x\\\\Let\ 2^x=y,\ \ x=Log_2\ y\\\\8y^2+4*2y=1+y\\\\8y^2+7y-1=0\\\\8y^2+8y-y-1=0\\\\8y(y+1)-(y+1)=0\\\\(8y-1)(y+1)=0\\\\y=-1\ \ or\ \ 1/8\\\\y\ cannot\ be\ negative,\ as\ y=2^x\\\\y=\frac{1}{2^3}\\\\x=Log_2\ y=-Log_2\ 2^3=-3

lomateps: Many Thanks
Answered by Chotubls
2
To solve this question, you need to know logarithms.
Taking log with base 2 on both sides, we get
log8 + 2xlog2 + log4 + (x+1)log2 = log1 + xlog2
3 + 2x + 2 + x + 1 = x
-2x = 6
x = -3
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