Mathematics Exponential Assignment
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Australia
Task 2:
Question 1a.
Input Equation:
= ((5)^(3))^(2)
Formula used : (a^b)^n= a^(bn)
By expanding exponential form.
= (5^(3))^(2)
= (5^3)^(2)
= (125)^(2)
= 125^(2)
= 125^2
= 15625
Question 1.B
Input Equation:
= ((5^(3))^2)*((5)^(-2))-(5^3)*5
= ((5^3)^2)*((5)^(-2))-(5^3)*5
Formula used : (a^b)^n= a^(bn) and applying BODMAS
By expanding exponential form and applying BODMAS
= ((125)^2)*((5)^(-2))-(5^3)*5
= (125^2)*((5)^(-2))-(5^3)*5
= (15625)*((5)^(-2))-(5^3)*5
= 15625*((5)^(-2))-(5^3)*5
= 15625*(5^(-2))-(5^3)*5
= 15625*(5^-2)-(5^3)*5
= 15625*(0.04)-(5^3)*5
= 15625*0.04-(5^3)*5
= 15625*0.04-(125)*5
= 15625*0.04-125*5
= 625-125*5
= 625-625
=0
Question 1c.
(3-x^-2)/(x^3-x)
Formula used: expanding the denominator and taking x as common and expanding (x^2-1)=(x+1)*(x-1) ; index rule
3 - x(^-2) = x(h-2) • (3x^2 - 1)
X^3 - x = x • (x^2 - 1)
Factoring: x^2 - 1
Check : 1 is the square of 1
Check : x^2 is the square of x1 Factorization is : (x + 1) • (x - 1)
x(-2) divided by x1 = x((^-2) - 1) = x(^-3) = 1/x3
(3x^2 - 1) /( x^3 • (x + 1) • (x - 1))
Question 2.
- Move all terms to the left side of the equation
9x ^ 2 = 81
Subtract from both sides:
9x ^ 2 - 81 = 81 - 81
Simplify the expression
9x ^ 2 - 81 = 0
. Factor out the greatest common factor to get perfect squares
9x ^ 2 - 81 = 0
Factor out of the terms on the left side:
9x ^ 2 - 9 * 9 = 0
9(x ^ 2 - 9) = 0
X=3,-3
Task 3;
Question 1a.
Apply the logarithm product identity
Log _c( a) + log_c (b )= log_c(ab)
log_15(3) + log_15(5)
log_15(3 * 5)
Simplify the expression
Multiply the numbers
log_15(3 * 5)
log_15(15)
Compute the logarithm of two numbers
=log_15(3 * 5)
=1
Question :1b.
log_2 (18) - 2 log_2(3)
Solve
Apply the logarithm power identity
Log _c(a) -log_c (b) =log_c(a/b)
And log_c (a)+log_c (b)= log_c(ab)
log_2(18)-2 log_2(3)
log_2(18) + log_2(3^-2)
Evaluate the exponent
log_2 (18) + log_2(3^-2)
Apply the logarithm product identity
log _2(18) + log_2(1/9)
log? (18/9)
Compute the logarithm of two numbers
=log_2(18/9)
=1
Question 2a.
In(2x) = 4
Take exponential on both sides
As ln (x) = y And after exponential x = e^y
2x = e^4
Simplify
Divide both sides by the same factor Cancel terms that are in both the numerator and denominator
2x = e^4
X=e^4/2
Question 2b .
e^(2x) = 4
Solve
Take logarithm of both sides
Such as e^y=z
After log : y =ln (z)
e^2x = 4
2x = In(4)
Divide both sides by the same factor
2x = ln(4)
2x /2= In(4)/ 2 =X=ln(4)/2
Cancel terms that are in both the numerator and denominator
2x= In(4)
Apply the logarithm power identity
x = In(4) ^(1/2)
Solution
x = ln(4^(1/2))
X= ln(2)
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