Originally Posted by Nathan 3^x+3^(x+1)=3^2+3^2 How would I calculate x? Dont you mean x^3 ? BTW if you fix that quadratic equasion ill finish it up quick :| Because i have no idea if which one is powered to which :|
Originally Posted by Black Eyed Peas 3x+3(x+1)= 32+32 => 3x+x+1 = 32+2 => 32x+1 = 34 I don't know how to go further... Take the natural log of both sides then solve for x.
Originally Posted by iverson954360 Take the natural log of both sides then solve for x. You mean like this? 2x+1=4 => 2x=4-1 => 2x=3 => x=1.5 Then I would go back to the equasion and put the "x" into it: 32(1.5) + 1 = 34 33+1 = 34 34 = 34
Originally Posted by Black Eyed Peas 3x+3(x+1)= 32+32 => 3x+x+1 = 32+2 => 32x+1 = 34 I don't know how to go further... 32 + 32 = 9 + 9 = 18 32+2 = 81 But the question is: 3x+3x+1=32+32. What is x? I can't seem to figure it out. @iverson954360, halp please
Better explained solution: http://www.wolframalph*****m/input/?i=3^x%2B3^%28x%2B1%29%3D3^2%2B3^2 Enjoy