Question

Solve 2^x + 3 = 7

Answer 1

Subtract 3 both the sides first and tell me what did you get ??

Answer 2

2^x = 4

Answer 3

Yes..

Now 4 can be written as : \(2^2\):

\[\large 2^x = 2^2\]

can you find x from here ??

Answer 4

2?

Answer 5

Remember: Bases are same so powers must be equal..

Answer 6

I dont' know

Answer 7

Yes well done..

Answer 8

What you don't know..??

You are right..

Answer 9

Sometimes it helps to translate the math symbols into English sentences:

"2^x = 4"

is saying

"Two raised to what power equals four?"

Do you know the powers of two? (two to the first power = ___ , two to the second power = ... etc.?)

Answer 10

x=2 is answerr

Answer 11

\[\large a^x = a^y \implies x = y\]

Answer 12

bcoz there is a property that when bases are equal then exponents will b equal so x=2

Answer 13

Did you get @Katiebae

Answer 14

hope she might have understood

Answer 15

Yeah that is why she is not replying..