3x⁻² ÷ 100x⁻⁶ • (5x)⁻² • 10x = 2
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on Apr 07, 2025 at 12:29 am
You asked:
Solve the equation
100x−63x−2(5x)−2⋅10x=2 for the variable
x.
MathBot Answer:
The solutions are given by the formula: x=35⋅632cos(32πk)+35⋅632sin(32πk)i where k is an integer in 0≤k<3.
There is
1 real solution.
There are 2 solutions with nonzero imaginary part.
Real solutions: x=35⋅632≈5.5032121
Solutions with nonzero imaginary part: xx=−65⋅632+25⋅232⋅63i≈−2.751606+4.7659215i=−65⋅632−25⋅232⋅63i≈−2.751606−4.7659215i
i is the imaginary unit, defined as i2=−1.