Question

(6^2)^x = 1, what is the value of x? Explain your answer!

Answer 1

@madhu.mukherjee.946

Answer 2

@Nnesha @sleepyjess @peachpi @mathlover2014

Answer 3

@misty_fox @

Answer 4

hint
a^0 = 1

Answer 5

and
(a^x)^y = a^{xy}

Answer 6

Can you explain this to me step by step i don't get this. plz

Answer 7

anyone?

Answer 8

x = 0 because anything raised rto the 0 power is 1

Answer 9

6^2=36
so 36 ^0 =1

Answer 10

Can you also help me with this one plz? this is part B.

Answer 11

this is an indices property that anything raised to the power is 0

Answer 12

If (60)x = 1, what are the possible values of x? Explain your answer.

Answer 13

60x=1
x=1/60

Answer 14

this 60 multiplied to x and that was 36^x

Answer 15

Assuming you mean 60^x=1, that's exactly the same question.

Answer 16

@Spring98

Answer 17

is it 60^x 0r 60 x

Answer 18

It is not the same question how do i do part B?

Answer 19

what is part b?

Answer 20

60x=1
x=1/60

Answer 21

@Spring98

Answer 22

a. (6^2)^x = 1
b. 60^x = 1

These are the same problem with a different number in parentheses.
If anything raised to the \(0\) power is 1, what does x have to be?

Answer 23

So is both Part A and Part B have the same answer?

Answer 24

yes.

Answer 25

nope

Answer 26

part is (60)x=1
x=1/60

Answer 27

there can not be such answers in exponents or can there?

Answer 28

@Spring98 yes there can be. that's called a rational exponent, my guess is you'll get there shortly. You should use 60^x to indicate exponents @madhu.mukherjee.946 was asking you to clarify the question above.

Answer 29

60x = 1 is different from 60^x = 1

Answer 30

thats what i'm saying

Answer 31

sdo both the answers are 1 then right?

Answer 32

@peachpi @madhu.mukherjee.946

Answer 33

The right side of all these equations are 1. The exponents are all 0. What are you looking for in your questions, the exponent or the right side?