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If x > 1 and sqrt(x) / x
3
= x
m
, wha...
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mathphobe
If x > 1 and Sqrt(x) / x
3
= x
m
, what is the value of m?
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As sqrt(x) can be written as x
1/2
and 1 / x
3
cab be written as x
-3
, the left side of the equation is
x
1/2
.x
-3
= x
((1/2)-3)
= x
-5/2
.
Now, x
-5/2
= x
m
, the value of 'm' is -(5/2).
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May 05, 10 06:35AM PST
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