Math, asked by ayush39473, 11 months ago

The roots of the equation ........are
 {x}^{ \sqrt{x} }  =  { \sqrt{x} }^{x}



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Answered by praneethks
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Step-by-step explanation:

 {x}^{ \sqrt{x} } =  \sqrt{ {x}^{x} } =  >  {x}^ {\sqrt{x}} =  {x}^{ \frac{x}{2}} =  >

Put logarithm on both sides we get

√x log(x) = x/2 log(x) => log(x) (√x -x/2) =0 So if log(x) = 0 => x=1

(√x - x/2)=0=> √x = x/2 => 2 = x/√x =√x =>

Square on both sides we get x=4. Hence the solutions to the equation

 {x}^{ \sqrt{x} } =  \sqrt{ {x}^{x} }

are 1 and 4 respectively. Hope it helps you.

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