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Exponential equations

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We need to be able to solve simple exponential equations.

Tomasz Lechowski preIB 18 listopada 2019 2 / 10

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Exponential equations are of the form.

af (x ) = bg (x )

where a, b > 0 and f , g are functions. In our examples f and g will be simple linear functions. So in the exponent we will have some simple expressions involving a variable (most likely x ).

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General strategy

step 1 Write both sides of the equation as a power of the same number.

step 2 Equate the exponents and solve.

Example. Solve 32x −1= 243

32x −1= 243 32x −1= 35 Now we compare the exponents:

2x − 1 = 5 x = 3

Tomasz Lechowski preIB 18 listopada 2019 4 / 10

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General strategy

step 1 Write both sides of the equation as a power of the same number.

step 2 Equate the exponents and solve.

Example. Solve 32x −1= 243

32x −1= 243 32x −1= 35 Now we compare the exponents:

2x − 1 = 5 x = 3

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General strategy

step 1 Write both sides of the equation as a power of the same number.

step 2 Equate the exponents and solve.

Example. Solve 32x −1= 243

32x −1= 243 32x −1= 35 Now we compare the exponents:

2x − 1 = 5 x = 3

Tomasz Lechowski preIB 18 listopada 2019 4 / 10

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General strategy

step 1 Write both sides of the equation as a power of the same number.

step 2 Equate the exponents and solve.

Example. Solve 32x −1= 243

32x −1= 243 32x −1= 35 Now we compare the exponents:

2x − 1 = 5 x = 3

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General strategy

step 1 Write both sides of the equation as a power of the same number.

step 2 Equate the exponents and solve.

Example. Solve 32x −1= 243

32x −1= 243 32x −1= 35

Now we compare the exponents:

2x − 1 = 5 x = 3

Tomasz Lechowski preIB 18 listopada 2019 4 / 10

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General strategy

step 1 Write both sides of the equation as a power of the same number.

step 2 Equate the exponents and solve.

Example. Solve 32x −1= 243

32x −1= 243 32x −1= 35 Now we compare the exponents:

2x − 1 = 5 x = 3

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Example 1

Solve:

1 2

x +1

= 4x +2

We write everything as a power of 2:

1 2

x +1

= 4x +2 (2−1)x +1 = (22)x +2

2−x−1 = 22x +4 Now we equate the exponents:

−x − 1 = 2x + 4 x = −5

3

Tomasz Lechowski preIB 18 listopada 2019 5 / 10

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Example 1

Solve:

1 2

x +1

= 4x +2

We write everything as a power of 2:

1 2

x +1

= 4x +2 (2−1)x +1 = (22)x +2

2−x−1 = 22x +4

Now we equate the exponents:

−x − 1 = 2x + 4 x = −5

3

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Example 1

Solve:

1 2

x +1

= 4x +2

We write everything as a power of 2:

1 2

x +1

= 4x +2 (2−1)x +1 = (22)x +2

2−x−1 = 22x +4 Now we equate the exponents:

−x − 1 = 2x + 4 x = −5

3

Tomasz Lechowski preIB 18 listopada 2019 5 / 10

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Example 2

Solve:

1 9

x −2

= ( 3)x +6

We write both sides as powers of 3:

1 9

x −2

= (

3)x +6 (3−2)x −2= (312)x +6

3−2x+4= 3x2+3 Now compare the exponents:

−2x + 4 = x 2 + 3 x = 2

5

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Example 2

Solve:

1 9

x −2

= ( 3)x +6

We write both sides as powers of 3:

1 9

x −2

= ( 3)x +6 (3−2)x −2= (312)x +6

3−2x+4= 3x2+3

Now compare the exponents:

−2x + 4 = x 2 + 3 x = 2

5

Tomasz Lechowski preIB 18 listopada 2019 6 / 10

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Example 2

Solve:

1 9

x −2

= ( 3)x +6

We write both sides as powers of 3:

1 9

x −2

= ( 3)x +6 (3−2)x −2= (312)x +6

3−2x+4= 3x2+3 Now compare the exponents:

−2x + 4 = x 2 + 3 x = 2

5

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Example 3

Solve:

4 × 8x = (2 2)−x

Solution:

4 × 8x = (2 2)−x 22× (23)x = (21× 212)−x

22× 23x = (232)−x 23x +2= 232x 3x + 2 = −3

2x x = −4

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Tomasz Lechowski preIB 18 listopada 2019 7 / 10

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Example 3

Solve:

4 × 8x = (2 2)−x

Solution:

4 × 8x = (2 2)−x 22× (23)x = (21× 212)−x

22× 23x = (232)−x 23x +2= 232x 3x + 2 = −3

2x x = −4

9

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Example 3

Solve:

4 × 8x = (2 2)−x

Solution:

4 × 8x = (2 2)−x 22× (23)x = (21× 212)−x

22× 23x = (232)−x 23x +2= 232x 3x + 2 = −3

2x x = −4

9

Tomasz Lechowski preIB 18 listopada 2019 7 / 10

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Example 4

Solve:

3 × 81x −1 = (3 3)−2x

Solution (try yourself first):

3 × 81x −1= (3 3)−2x 31× (34)x −1= (313)−2x

31× 34x −4= 32x3 34x −3= 32x3 4x − 3 = −2x 3 x = 9

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Example 4

Solve:

3 × 81x −1 = (3 3)−2x

Solution (try yourself first):

3 × 81x −1= (3 3)−2x 31× (34)x −1= (313)−2x

31× 34x −4= 32x3 34x −3= 32x3 4x − 3 = −2x 3 x = 9

14

Tomasz Lechowski preIB 18 listopada 2019 8 / 10

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Example 4

Solve:

3 × 81x −1 = (3 3)−2x

Solution (try yourself first):

3 × 81x −1= (3 3)−2x 31× (34)x −1= (313)−2x

31× 34x −4= 32x3 34x −3= 32x3 4x − 3 = −2x 3 x = 9

14

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Example 5

Solve:

4 ×

 1

2

x

= 1

2 × 16x −1

Solution:

4 ×

 1

2

x

= 1

2 × 16x −1 22× (212)x = 2−1× (24)x −1

22× 2x2 = 2−1× 24x −4 22−x2 = 24x −5 2 −x

2 = 4x − 5 x = 14

9

Tomasz Lechowski preIB 18 listopada 2019 9 / 10

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Example 5

Solve:

4 ×

 1

2

x

= 1

2 × 16x −1 Solution:

4 ×

 1

2

x

= 1

2 × 16x −1 22× (212)x = 2−1× (24)x −1

22× 2x2 = 2−1× 24x −4 22−x2 = 24x −5 2 −x

2 = 4x − 5 x = 14

9

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Example 5

Solve:

4 ×

 1

2

x

= 1

2 × 16x −1 Solution:

4 ×

 1

2

x

= 1

2 × 16x −1 22× (212)x = 2−1× (24)x −1

22× 2x2 = 2−1× 24x −4 22−x2 = 24x −5 2 −x

2 = 4x − 5 x = 14

9

Tomasz Lechowski preIB 18 listopada 2019 9 / 10

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The short test will include example similar to the above.

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