Math, asked by sruti1398, 11 months ago

solve that ,6^2x+4 =3^3x×2^x+8​

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Answered by vishu7235
5

so the answer is -2.

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Answered by erinna
31

The value of x is 4.

Step-by-step explanation:

The given equation is

6^{2x+4}=3^{3x}\times 2^{x+8}

It can be rewritten as

(3\times 2)^{2x+4}=3^{3x}\times 2^{x+8}

Using the properties of exponent we get

(3)^{2x+4}\times (2)^{2x+4}=3^{3x}\times 2^{x+8}            [\because (ab)^x=a^xb^x]

On comparing the exponent of 3, we get

2x+4=3x

4=3x-2x

4=x

On comparing the exponent of 2, we get

2x+4=x+8

2x-x=8-4

x=4

Therefore, the value of x is 4.

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