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25 POINTS HELP ME ASAPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP!!!!!!

25 POINTS HELP ME ASAPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP!!!!!!-example-1
User JelleP
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Answer:

1/6?

Let's do it...

( (3^(3/4))/(3^(3/8)) )^4/9

According to indices rules here the denominator and numerator has the same base and they are dividing so the powers will subtract..... Its just a formulae not rocket science so don't freak out.

So ( 3^(3/4 - 3/8)) ^4/9

= ( 3^(3/8)) ^4/9

Again with indices rule the powers will multiply

Which will return us 3^1/6 which corresponds 3^x..... Hence x =1/6

Thank you

User Ruben Bartelink
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Answer :


\boxed{ \boxed{x = (1)/(6) }}

Solution :


\hookrightarrow \: {\bigg( \frac{3 {}^{ (3)/(4) } }{ {3}^{ (3)/(8) } } \bigg) }^{ (4)/(9) }


\hookrightarrow \: {(3 {}^{ (3)/(4) } / 3 {}^{ (3)/(8) } ) } ^{ (4)/(9) }


\hookrightarrow \: {(3 {}^{ (3)/(4) - (3)/(8) } ) }^{ (4)/(9) }


\hookrightarrow \:{ (3 {}^{ (3)/(8) } ) }^{ (4)/(9) }


\hookrightarrow \: 3 {}^{ (3)/(8) * (4)/(9) }


\hookrightarrow \: {3}^{ (1)/(6) }

therefore,

the required value of x is 1/6

User Alan Samet
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