So even postive integers are by defention in form 2k where k is a natural number so
let the sum of even integers to n=S
S=2(1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+......+k-1+k
divide bith sides of equation 1 by 2
0.5S=1+2+3+4+5+...........+k-1+k
S=2(k+(k-1)+..............................+2+1)
divide both sides of equation 2 by 2
0.5S=k+k-1+..............................+2+1)
by adding both we will get
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S=(k+1)(k)
so the sum will be equal to
S=

so let us test the equation
for the first 3 even number there sums will be
2+4+6=12
by our equation 3^2+3=12
gave us the same answer so our equation is correct
You can find a common denominator using the two denominators multiples.
Since prime numbers only have two factors (itself and 1) then it would have to be the same number. So it would be the number besides one. Ex. Prime number: 7, the GCF would be 7 if it was compared with itself.
Answer:
The solution is:

Step-by-step explanation:
The first step to solve this equation is placing everything with the exponential to one side of the equality, and everything without the exponential to the other side. So



To find x, we have to apply log to both sides of the equality.
We also have that:

So





