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Solve the equation for x by graphing

Solve the equation for x by graphing-example-1
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Graph each side of the equation and the solution is what the x-value is at the point of intersection. In this case is about -1.25.

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Answer:

-1.25.

Explanation:

Given :
-4x-1 = 5^x+4

To Find: Solve the equation for x by graphing

Solution:


y=-4x-1


y= 5^x+4

Plot the graphs

The intersection point of these two equations will give the value of x.

So,
y=-4x-1 -- green line


y= 5^x+4 -- purple line

Intersection point : (-1.282,4.127)

So, x = - 1.282 ≈ -1.25

The value of x is -1.25.

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