Asked by Anonymous
How can I solve for x for
3^2x +5^x-1=-6
3^2x +5^x-1=-6
Answers
Answered by
incognito
x = 4.6078
Answered by
Steve
there's no easy algebraic way to solve that. A numeric method or graphical solution would be best.
Clearly, 4.6078 is wrong, since those powers of 3 and 5 are positive, so there's no way the sum can be -6
Clearly, 4.6078 is wrong, since those powers of 3 and 5 are positive, so there's no way the sum can be -6
Answered by
Reiny
blurting out an answer serves no purpose, especially when it is incorrect
Answered by
Reiny
I suspect a typo
either
3^(2x)+3^x-1=-6
or
5^(2x) + 5^x-1=-6
As Steve pointed out, any power of 3^?? or 5^?? is always positive, so it can never be negative.
either
3^(2x)+3^x-1=-6
or
5^(2x) + 5^x-1=-6
As Steve pointed out, any power of 3^?? or 5^?? is always positive, so it can never be negative.
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