The no. of roots of equation
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Step-by-step explanation:
Given :-
7×x^(log 2 (5)) + 2^(log x (5)) = 64
To find :-
The number of roots of the equation ?
Solution :-
Given equation is
7×x^(log 2 (5)) + 2^(log x (5)) = 64
It can be written as
7×2^(log x (5)) + 2^(log x (5)) = 64
Since a^(log x (b)) = x^(log a (b))
=> (7+1)×2^(log x (5)) = 64
=> 8×2^(log x (5)) = 64
=> 2^(log x (5)) = 64/8
=> 2^(log x (5)) = 8
=> 2^(log x (5)) = 2^3
If bases are equal then exponents must be equal
=> log x (5) = 3
We know that
log N (a) = x => a^x = N
=> log x (5) = 3
=> x = 5^3
=> x = 5×5×5
=> x = 125
The value of x = 125
Since the number of solutions for x in the given equation then
The number of roots = 1
Answer:-
The number of roots of the given equation is 1
Used formulae:-
- a^(log x (b)) = x^(log a (b))
- log N (a) = x => a^x = N
- log a^m = m log a
Where the letter in ( ) represents base
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