Asked by Deepak
If (9^n×3^2×(3^-n/2)-(27)^n)/(3^m×2^3)=1/27, Prove that m-n=1.
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Answered by
Steve
I suspect typos
The numerator includes a √3
the denominator is 8*3^m, which includes a power of 2
There is no way the result can be 1/27
If n=1,
(9^n×3^2×(3^-n/2)-(27)^n)
= (9^1×3^2×(3^-1/2)-(27)^1)
= (9*9/√3 - 27)
= 27(√3-1)
see where you messed up
The numerator includes a √3
the denominator is 8*3^m, which includes a power of 2
There is no way the result can be 1/27
If n=1,
(9^n×3^2×(3^-n/2)-(27)^n)
= (9^1×3^2×(3^-1/2)-(27)^1)
= (9*9/√3 - 27)
= 27(√3-1)
see where you messed up
Answered by
Deepak
The question is to prove m-n=1.
I myself feel there is typo in the denominator it should 3^3m and not 3^m rest everything is okay. I tried solving i got as m-3n=3.
I myself feel there is typo in the denominator it should 3^3m and not 3^m rest everything is okay. I tried solving i got as m-3n=3.
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