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In 4^x+3=8^x-1, what is the value of x?
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@dan815 how do you go about doing this?
\[\ln4^x+3=8^x-1 \]?
I think it is \[ 4^{x+3}=8^{x-1}\]
Ok that is much easier to do then lol
yes then it is..
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No, the first one. @kirbykirby
It's actually: \[4^{x} + 3 = 8^{x} - 1\]
I bet kirby is thinking Ln, and you are thinking in
Without the ln.
Yeah.
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ooh ok lol
if you are looking for integer solution ... then factorize 8^x - 1 ... and use divisibility, it will give you one solution x=1
for x=2 and higher ... show that 8^x-1 > 4^x +2 hence no solution exist. for negative x, use similar argument.
Oh, thank you.
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