Asked by Heather-two questions please help
1. the function f(x)=6x/3x-5 is one to one. find its inverse and check your answer.
And on the second one can you tell me if I am correct.
2. solve the following exponential solution 7^2x+7^x+1-60=0
7^2 x+7^x-59=0
(49x)+7^x-59=0
49x/49=0/49
x=0/49
x=0
And on the second one can you tell me if I am correct.
2. solve the following exponential solution 7^2x+7^x+1-60=0
7^2 x+7^x-59=0
(49x)+7^x-59=0
49x/49=0/49
x=0/49
x=0
Answers
Answered by
Reiny
1.
let y = 6x/(3x-5)
the first step in finding the inverse is to interchange the x and y variables, so
inverse is
x = 6y/(3y-5)
3xy - 5x = 6y
3xy - 6y = 5x
y(3x - 6) = 5x
y = 5x/(3x-6) or f^-1 (x) = 5x/(3x-6)
check with a point
let x = 5 , then y = 30/(10) = 3
plug 3 in for x in the inverse
y = 15/(9-6) = 5 , looks good
2. (not even close)
I will assume you meant:
7^(2x) + 7^(x+1) - 60 = 0
7^(2x) + (7^1)(7^x) - 60 = 0
let y = 7^x
y^2 + 7y - 60 = 0
(y+12)(y-5) = 0
y = 5 or y = -12
so
7^x = 5 or 7^x = 12 , which would have no solution
if y = 5
7^x = 5
log 7^x = log5
xlog7 = log5
x = log5/log7 = appr .827
check:
LS = 7^1.654 + 7^1.827 - 60
= - .0144..
not quite zero but close enough using only 3 decimal places for x
try x = .827087475 and sub into the equation using your calculator.
can't get any closer to 0 than that.
let y = 6x/(3x-5)
the first step in finding the inverse is to interchange the x and y variables, so
inverse is
x = 6y/(3y-5)
3xy - 5x = 6y
3xy - 6y = 5x
y(3x - 6) = 5x
y = 5x/(3x-6) or f^-1 (x) = 5x/(3x-6)
check with a point
let x = 5 , then y = 30/(10) = 3
plug 3 in for x in the inverse
y = 15/(9-6) = 5 , looks good
2. (not even close)
I will assume you meant:
7^(2x) + 7^(x+1) - 60 = 0
7^(2x) + (7^1)(7^x) - 60 = 0
let y = 7^x
y^2 + 7y - 60 = 0
(y+12)(y-5) = 0
y = 5 or y = -12
so
7^x = 5 or 7^x = 12 , which would have no solution
if y = 5
7^x = 5
log 7^x = log5
xlog7 = log5
x = log5/log7 = appr .827
check:
LS = 7^1.654 + 7^1.827 - 60
= - .0144..
not quite zero but close enough using only 3 decimal places for x
try x = .827087475 and sub into the equation using your calculator.
can't get any closer to 0 than that.
There are no AI answers yet. The ability to request AI answers is coming soon!
Submit Your Answer
We prioritize human answers over AI answers.
If you are human, and you can answer this question, please submit your answer.