Math, asked by yashraj88, 1 year ago

x^x√x= (x√x)^ find x

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Answered by Ashk432
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Answer: 9/4


Step-by-step explanation:


x^x √x = [x√x]^x


Take a log on both sides


log [(x)^x√x] = log [(x√x)^x]


```````````````log a^n = n*log a```````````


X√x * log x= x * log [ x√x]


``````````````log a*b = log a + log b`````````


X√x * log x = x * [log x + 1/2 log x]


X√x * log x = x * (3/2) * log x


x * log x cancel on both sides


x = 3/2


squaring on both sides


x =9/4


yashraj88: But its class 7 maths you can't take log
Ashk432: I m class 12 student i know this only
Answered by MrImpeccable
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Given:

  •  \left(x\sqrt{x}\right)^x = x^{x\sqrt{x}}

To Find:

  • Value of x

Solution:

 \implies \left(x\sqrt{x}\right)^x = x^{x\sqrt{x}} \\\\\implies \left(\sqrt{x^2*x}\right)^x = x^{x\sqrt{x}} \\\\\implies \left(\sqrt{x^3}\right)^x = x^{x\sqrt{x}}} \\\\\implies x^{\frac{3}{2}*x} = x^{x\sqrt{x}}} \\\\\text{As, bases are same, we compare the powers,} \\\\\implies \dfrac{3x}{2} = x\sqrt{x} \\\\\implies \dfrac{9x^2}{4} = x^2*x \:\:\:(On\: squaring\:both\:sides) \\\\\implies 9x^2 = 4x^3 \\\\\implies 9 = 4x \:\:\:\:\:(x^2\:gets \:cut)\\\\\bold{\implies x = \dfrac{9}{4}}

Hope it helps!!

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