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3 years ago

(710^x)+(710^y)+(7*10^z)=700070.07

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2 answers:

Blababa [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

The answers are:

(x,y,z)=

(5,1,-2)

(1,-2,5)

(-2,5,1)

(5,-2,1)

(-2,1,5)

(1,5,-2)

Step-by-step explanation:

In order to determine the answer, we have to express the final number into a addition.

The number 700070.07 may be written by:

700000+70+0.07

Then, we can express every number into a scientific notation,that is, at the form:

$a*10^b$

700000

a=7

b=5

$7*10^5$

a=7

b=1

$7*10^1$

0.07

a=7

b=-2

$7*10^-^2$

So, in this case, we have three numbers: 5, 1, -2. The set of values are the combination of these numbers, in total 6 set of numbers.

Finally, the possible set of values for x, y, z are:

(5,1,-2)

(1,-2,5)

(-2,5,1)

(5,-2,1)

(-2,1,5)

(1,5,-2)

Ivenika [448]3 years ago

3 0

Answer:

(x,y,z)=(5,1,-2) or (5,-2,1) or (1,5,-2) or (1,-2,5) or (-2,5,1) or (-2,1,5)

Step-by-step explanation:

700070.07 = 700000 + 70 + 0.07

700000 = 7*10^5

70 =7*10^1

0.07=7*10^-2

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