log base 2 of (x) = sqrt(x) solve for all x values where this is true.
\(\huge log_{2}(x)=\sqrt{x}\implies 2^{\frac{x}{2}}=x\)
I actually got close to this point. What I didn't figure out was how to solve for x once you get to the equation: \[2^{\sqrt{x}} = x\] (which is equivalent to what you solved for).
hmmm
for one yours is correct, mine isn't
\(\huge log_{2}(x)=\sqrt{x}\implies 2^{x^\frac{1}{2}}=x\implies 2^{\sqrt{x}}=x\) would be correct
I can see.. offhand. that 4 works
Really? I thought \[2^{x /2}\] was equivalent to \[2^{x^{1/2}}\] which is the same as \[2^{x / 2}\] since when a power is raised to a power you just multiply. Right?
16 works too
And yeah, i know that 4 and 16 work, but i going for how to solve these in a general sense. I tried to pick as simple of an example as I could come up with.
heheh, well \(\bf \large x^{\frac{1}{2}}\ne \frac{x}{2}\)
right
oh, derp. yeah.
well... hmmm there seem to be just a few values that will fit the bill for the base 2 to match up "x"
there are only two. I know that much
well... I agree =)
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