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(-5)/(8*x-4) = -3 equation solved | splitting a sum that comprises 4 terms. x/(x+1)*(x+2)^2 to partial fractions

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Equation
3^(2*x-1) = 3^(1/2)/9

  1. an equation LHS is equal to a power. The base is three. The exponent is a sum that comprises 2 terms. The 1st term of the sum is a product that consists of 2 factors. The 1st factor of the product is equal to two. The 2nd factor of the product is equal to x. The 2nd term of the sum is equal to negative one Right side of the equation is equal to a rational expression: the top of the rational expression is a power. The base is three. The exponent is a rational expression: the top of the rational expression is one. The bottom of the rational expression is two. The bottom of the rational expression is nine.
  2. three raised to the power of two times x plus negative one is three exponentiated by one divided by two divided by nine.
Variable
Result

Exact

x = -1/4

  1. an equation Left side of the equation is equal to x Right side of the equation is equal to a quotient: dividend of the quotient is negative one. Divisor of the quotient is four.
  2. x is equal to negative one over four;


Approximate

x = -0.25

  1. an equation Left side of the equation is equal to x Right side of the equation is equal to negative zero point two five;
  2. x is negative zero point two tenth and five hundredth;