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Let f(x) be the left-hand side of this equation. It is easy to show that f(x) is concave up everywhere and has a minimal point at x=0 and f(0)=3.
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*What about complex solutions?*
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easier. by observation the LHS is uniformly increasing with x. Since any positive value to the 0 power equals 1, by observation x must = 0, and no other real solution is possible.
I have watched your video several times and still do not understand why ABC need be equal.
a=2^x,b=3^xa+a/b+b/a^2 =3ba^3+a^3+b^2-2ba^2=0(1+b)a^3-2ba^2+b^2=0b^2+(a^3-2a^2)b +a^3=0b=(-a^3+2a^2+-sqrt((a^3-2a^2)^2-4a^3))/2
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Let f(x) be the left-hand side of this equation. It is easy to show that f(x) is concave up everywhere and has a minimal point at x=0 and f(0)=3.
Nice
*What about complex solutions?*
this
easier. by observation the LHS is uniformly increasing with x. Since any positive value to the 0 power equals 1, by observation x must = 0, and no other real solution is possible.
I have watched your video several times and still do not understand why ABC need be equal.
a=2^x,b=3^x
a+a/b+b/a^2 =3
ba^3+a^3+b^2-2ba^2=0
(1+b)a^3-2ba^2+b^2=0
b^2+(a^3-2a^2)b +a^3=0
b=(-a^3+2a^2+-sqrt((a^3-2a^2)^2-4a^3))/2
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