Can We Solve An Exponential Equation? 😁

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[@ronbannon]

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.

[@dakcom-mk6mp]

Nice

[@tunneloflight]

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.

[@mr.d8747]

*What about complex solutions?*

[@tunistick8044]

this

[@phill3986]

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[@michaelpurtell4741]

I have watched your video several times and still do not understand why ABC need be equal.

[@DonEnsley-mathdrum]

In the real world, all the quantities of the left may only be positive. If we say
f(x) = 2ˣ+ (⅔)ˣ+ (¾)ˣ
then f(x) > 0 for all real x.
f'(x) = 2ˣln 2 + (⅔)ˣln ⅔+ (¾)ˣln ¾
= 2ˣln 2 + (⅔)ˣ(ln 2- ln 3)+ (¾)ˣ(ln 3-2 ln 2)
At x = 0, we find
f'(0) = ln 2 + (ln 2- ln 3)+ (ln 3-2 ln 2)
= ln 2 + ln 2- ln 3+ ln 3-2 ln 2
= 0
f(0) = 3
The second derivative at 0 is
(ln 2)² + (ln ⅔)² + (ln ¾)²
Since this is positive, the function only increases with positive or negative change in x.
solution
x = 0

[@ShortsOfSyber]

Nice!