64^2x-3=1/32^5. solve for x...please help
\[64^{2x-3}= \frac{ 1 }{ 32^{5} }\]
what have you tried?
i used 2 so that i could have the same base but its not workinh
2 is the correct base :) 64 = 2^6 32 = 2^5 Also we will need \(\dfrac{1}{x^n} = x^{-n}\) it would be helpful if you show your work :)
i think im more stuck on how to write the actual problem
6(2x-3)=?
\(64 =2^6 \\ \Large 64^{2x-3} = (2^6)^{2x-3} = 2^{6(2x-3)}\)
\(\dfrac{1}{32^5 } = 32^{-5} = (2^5)^{-5} = 2^{5\times(-5)}= ...\)
so, comparing the exponents 6(2x-3) = 5*(-5)
thank you
welcome ^_^
let me know if you have any more doubts in this problem :)
i got -13/7 is that what you got too?
@hartnn
12x-18 = -25 12x = 18-25 12x = -7 x = -7/12 how did you get -13/7 ?
at first i got 19/4 then i got -13/7
if you show your work, i can help you to spot the error :)
ok i see what i did wrong.thanks you again =)
welcome ^_^
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