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If (x,1/100) lies on the graph of y = 10^x, then x =​

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Answer:


x=-2

Explanation:

Given:
(x,(1)/(100)) lies on the graph
y=10^x

Solution: For y=
(1)/(100), the given equation of the graph becomes,


y=10^x


(1)/(100)=10^x


10^(-2)=10^x

Since, the base is same on both the sides, therefore equating the exponents, we get


x=-2

Thus, the value of x is
-2

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