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Is it possible for the function f(x) - 5 x 2^x to have an output of 200?

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Answer:

The solution is possible

Explanation:

Given


f(x) = 5 * 2^x

Required

Is an output of 200, possible?

To know if it is possible or not, we start by substituting 200 for f(x)


200 = 5 * 2^x

Divide both sides by 5


(200)/(5) = (5)/(5) * 2^x


(200)/(5) = 2^x


40 = 2^x


2^x =40

Take logarithm of both sides


log2^x =log40

Apply law of logarithm


xlog2 =log40

Divide both sides by log2


x = (log40)/(log2)


x = (1.6021)/(0.3010)


x = 5.32

for f(x) = 200, x is approximately 5.32

Hence, the solution is possible

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