To solve: the given equation by two methods.
Given information:
The equation:
Property Used:
Power rule:
Product rule:
One-to-One Properties
For any exponential function
If
For any logarithmic function
If
Quadratic Formula:
If
Explanation:
First Method:
Consider the given equation:
Now, the logarithm function (for any base) is defined only for positive numbers. So, here for the domain:
Domain here is
Using the power rule, given equation can be rewritten as:
Using the product rule,
Using one-to-one property of logarithm, this is equivalent to,
Simplify,
By using quadratic formula, the solutions of this quadratic equation are:
Since Domain here is
Thus,
Second method: Graphing both sides of the equation and finding intersections which will be the required solution.
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