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2^x=3^x+1 what are the exact approximate solutions

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User Mickey Mouse
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Answer:

The exact approximate solution is x=-3.

Explanation:

Given : Expression
2^x=3^(x+1)

To find : What are the exact approximate solutions?

Solution :

Step 1 - Write the expression


2^x=3^(x+1)

Step 2 - Taking log both side,


\log(2^x)=\log(3^(x+1))

Step 3 - Applying logarithmic property,
\log a^x=x\log a


x\log(2)=(x+1)\log(3)

Step 4 - Solve


x(\log(2)-\log(3))=\log(3)


x=(\log(3))/((\log(2)-\log(3)))


x=(\log(3))/(\log((2)/(3)))


x=(0.477)/(-0.176)


x=-2.710\approx -3

Therefore, The exact approximate solution is x=-3.

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