x+1/x = 2 x^100 + 1/x^100 = ? x+1/x = 2 x^100 + 1/x^100 = ? @Mathematics
x = 1
Solution please..
Well, it depends I think it's 2
yes, it's 2
Good
what cat?
Can anyone explain the solution.
It's not possible, it's in addition: x+1/x = 2 x+1 = 2x this is wrong It should be : x^2+1 = 2x
x+1\[\neq\] 2x here
(x+1)/x = 2 or x + (1/x) = 2 Which one is it?
First we have to make the denominator equal.
Maybe you should think about using parentheses when you post problems. I'm sick of helping students who don't know how to properly use parentheses when posting fractions linearly
If you don't use parentheses, then you haven't written the fraction properly
Oh, it's my mistake. You gave correct answer, I thought you understood the question.
abdul, post the original problem again and use parentheses
\[x+\left( 1/x \right)=2\] \[x ^{100}+\left( 1/x ^{100} \right)=?\]
This is exactly why I hate the setup they have here
x+ (1/x) = 2 (x^2/x) + (1/x) = 2 (x^2+1)/x = 2 x^2+1 = 2x x^2-2x+ 1 = 0 x^2-x-x+1 = 0 x(x-1)-1(x-1) = 0 (x-1)(x-1) = 0 (x-1)^2=0 x-1 =0 x =1
x^100 + (1/x^100) = ? 1^100 + (1/1^100) = ? 1 + 1/1 = ? 1+1 = 2
Is that good enough?
Either way, whether you do it right or wrong, you still get 2
When 2x comes to left side will it not get divided?
Nope. You never divide by the variable you're solving for
Remember that forever
Thanks Hero, Your name best suits you..
I guess
or may be it should be SUPER HERO
In this case, it wouldn't matter, but in other cases, dividing by the variable you're solving for would eliminate a solution set and therefore, once you solved for the variable, you wouldn't have the full solution, only part of it. And thus, a partial solution is not a full solution and you would either get points taken off or it be marked wrong altogether.
Yeah, I understand
If you run into problems similar to this, know that your job is to rescue the variables from the denominator and then keep them out of the denominator.
So you're the super hero, and you must save the variables so that they may have all of their solutions and live happily ever after.
Then you are the Great Super Hero, because you only taught to save the variables.
:D
Which place are you from?
I'm from a place far far away.
country?
Think Galaxy, not country
Fine, which Special Galaxy other than Milky Way
Pegasus Galaxy, the other side of the known universe. Me and other Great Super Heroes spend our lives saving variables
It would take radio signals million of years to reach earth..
but your taking just a second to reply?
I came here in a spaceship that travels faster than the speed of light. (Yes such vehicles exist)
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