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<span><span>29, 31, 33, & 25. Those are all odd and if added up equal 128
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55 times. All you needed to do was multiply 13 by 4 and then add three.
You have a good response. The only critique I can think of is to reduce the size of that massive decimal number. It doesn't have to be huge as long as it's a random string of digits. For example, e = 2.71828182846... is irrational since it has no pattern in the decimal portion. The decimal portion also goes on forever.
Step-by-step explanation:
To write the equation in LaTeX in form y = ab^x or
for y = abx .........(1)
(a) LaTeX: y=3\sqrt{4^{2x}} y = 3 4 2 x can be written in mathematical form as
; y = 342x
on comparing with equation (1) we get a =3 and b =4
⇒y = 34^x or 
(b) LaTeX: y=\frac{\sqrt[3]{5^{3x}}}{2} y = 5 3 x 3 2 can be written in mathematical form as
; y = 342x
on comparing with equation (1) we get a =0.5 and b =5
⇒y =
(c)LaTeX: y=8^{x+2} y = 8 x + 2 can be written in mathematical form as
on comparing with equation (1) we get a =64 and b =8
y = 
(d)LaTeX: y=\frac{3^{2x+1}}{\sqrt{3^{2x}}} can be written in mathematical form as
=
= 
on comparing with equation (1) we get a =3 and b =3
y =