To solve exponential equations like 5^k + 5^k = 100, first factor out the common exponential term to get 2 × 5^k = 100, then divide both sides by 2 to isolate 5^k = 50. Take the logarithm of both sides to bring down the exponent, giving k × log(5) = log(50). Solve for k by dividing both sides by log(5), resulting in k = log(50)/log(5). Using logarithm properties, this simplifies to k = 2 + log_5(2), which can be verified by substituting back into the original equation.
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Solve for k in this nice Algebra equation | Math Olympiad Mathematics追加:
In this video, let us solve for K given 5^ K + 5^ K is equal to 100.
We are given 5 raised to power k + 5 raised to power k is = 100 5 to power k is common here. We can factoriize it out as 5^ k then into brackets one and then we still have one here as well is equal to 100.
This will give us 5 raised to power k * 2 is = 100.
We can divide through by two on both sides to get rid of this two.
Two here is one. 2 in 100 is 50.
So we have 5 raised to power k is equal to 15.
Now this is an exponential equation. So we can take the logarithm of both sides to give us log 5 to power k is equal to log 50.
The left hand side expression is of the form log P raised to power C and by logarithm this will give us C * log P.
So our equation becomes K * log 5 = log 50.
Let us divide both sides by log five.
This takes care of this leaving us with K is equal to log 50 / log 5.
We can also write this as K is equal to log 50 here will give us 25 * 2 then divided by log 5.
This expression here is of the form log a * b and by log logarithm this will give us log a plus log b.
Therefore k is equal to log 25 + log 2 then divided by log 5.
We can now separate this division to give us k= to log 25 / log 5 then plus log 2 / log 5.
So k is equal to let us express 25 as 5 raised to power 2 then / log 5 then plus log 2 / log 5.
So that k is now 2 * log 5 / log 5 + log 2 / log 5.
Looking at this expression here, we see that log five divides log five here. So we have k is equal to we are left with two here then plus log 2 / log 5.
log 2 / log 5 is of the form log a / log b.
This will give us log a base b.
And then we can now express k as 2 plus this will now be log 2 b 5.
And all of this will now be our final answer to this problem.
Let us now do a quick check to confirm that this solution is correct.
To check we substitute this value of k back into the given problem which was 5^ k + 5^ k equal to 100 I can substitute individually but then this gave us 5^ k * 2 earlier = to 100. So it's now easier to substitute in one place this value of k.
This will then imply 5 raised to power k is 2 + log 2 base 5 then * 2 to give us 100.
Let's separate these powers. To do that we apply this law of indices P raised to power a + n.
By law of indices this will give us p^ a * p ra.
So this here gives us 5 to power 2 * 5 raised to power log 2 base 5 then* 2 is equal to 100 5^ 2 is 25 then I'll bring this forward here then times 5 raised to power log 2 is 5 to give us 100.
25 * 2 is 50.
Then times all of this 5 to power log 2 is 5 is equal to 100.
5 raised to power log 2 5 here is of the form p raised to power log m p by law of logarithm this will just give us m so similar to this this will just give us two then we have 50 * 2 here to give us 100.
50 * 2 is 100.
So we have 100 is equal to 100. And since the left hand side balances the right hand side, that confirms that this value we got for K is absolutely correct. Thanks for watching. Please like and share and also remember to subscribe to my channel and I'll see you in my next video. Bye.
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