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Homework Statement
Solve the equation
7^2x+3 / 7^x^2 = 1
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
How can i "breakdown" 7^x^2? Thank you!
The discussion revolves around solving the equation 7^(2x+3) / 7^(x^2) = 1, which involves exponential expressions. Participants are exploring how to manipulate the equation for clarity and solution.
Some participants have provided guidance on how to express the terms clearly, while others have shared their attempts at solving the equation. There is a mix of interpretations regarding the equation's setup, and some participants have expressed confidence in their understanding.
There are questions about the correct interpretation of the numerator, with suggestions to clarify the notation used for the exponent. Participants are also repeating similar queries about breaking down the exponential term.
AlchemistK said:Are you sure breaking down 7^x^2 is the only way?
Try cross multiplying it to the other side and observe.
Is the numerator supposed to be 72x + 3 or 72x + 3 or 72x + 3?Mphisto said:Homework Statement
Solve the equation
7^2x+3 / 7^x^2 = 1
Mphisto said:Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
How can i "breakdown" 7^x^2? Thank you!
Mphisto said:Solve the equation
7^2x+3 / 7^x^2 = 1
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How can i "breakdown" 7^x^2? Thank you!
checkitagain said:And, to be unambiguous, type "7^(x^2)"
if you mean [itex]7^{x^2}.[/itex]