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{2}^(x) - 3( {2}^{x + (1)/(2) } ) + {2}^(2) = 0

Can someone solve this equation?​

User Thiago Curvelo
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Answer:
\Large\boxed{x=log_2(12√(2)+4)/(17)}

Step-by-step explanation:
\displaystyle\ \bigg{2^x-3(2^{x+(1)/(2) }})+2^2=0 \qquad ; \ \ \boxed{t=2^x} \\\\t-3t√(2) +4=0 \\\\ t(1-3√(2) )=-4 \\\\ t=(4)/(3√(2) -1) \cdot (3√(2)+1 )/(3√(2)+1 ) =(12√(2)+4)/(17) \\\\\\2^x=(12√(2)+4)/(17) \\\\x=log_2 \ \ (12√(2)+4)/(17)

User Alok C
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Answer:


x = log_(2)( (4+12 √(12) )/(17) )

Explanation:

I have attached the explanation above. hopefully this help

{2}^(x) - 3( {2}^{x + (1)/(2) } ) + {2}^(2) = 0 Can someone solve this equation?​-example-1
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