10\(^y\) x 5\(^{(2y - 2)}\) x 4\(^{(y - 1)}\) = 1
but 10\(^y\) = (5 x 2)\(^y\) = 5\(^y\) x 2\(^y\)
= (Law of indices)
5\(^y\) x 2\(^y\) x 5\(^{(2y - 2)}\) x 4\(^{(y - 1)}\) = 1
but 4\(^{(y - 1)}\) = 2\(^{2(y - 1)}\)
= 2\(^{2y - 2}\) (Law of indices)
5\(^y\) x 5\(^{(2y -2)}\) x 2\(^{(2y- 2)}\) x 2\(^y\) = 1
5\(^{(3y -2)}\) x 2\(^y\) x 2\(^{(2y -2)}\) = 1
= 5\(^{(3y -2)}\) x 2\(^{(3y -2)}\) = 1
But a\(^o\) = 1
10\(^{(3y -2)}\) = 10\(^o\)
3y - 2 = 0
∴ y = \(\frac{2}{3}\)
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