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Chidex Math 2
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Convince me with better things 'cause this doesn't count a thing. Try harder before you deserve to be shown anything. 😮
the answer is 2
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Nice use of identity, very clear.
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x=log18/log6=(log6+log3)/log6=1+log3/(log2+log3) x≈1+0.477/(0.301+0.477)≈1255/778≈1.61311 Deviation is about 0.00004 6^1.61311≈17.999
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(2x-3y)⁵ = 1×(2x)⁵ - 5×(2x)⁴×(3y)¹ + 10×(2x)³×(3y)² - 10×(2x)²×(3y)³ + 5×(2x)¹×(3y)⁴ - 1×(3y)⁵ = 32x⁵ - 240x⁴y¹ + 720x³y² - 1080x²y³ + 810x¹y⁴ - 243y⁵
i love this trick so much its my fav math thing
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The cross check was so satisfying
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x = 2?
Yes
Yeah that was the first one i thought of aswell
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10&8 ?
Not only that
Your method is incorrect because X^2 +2x -3x =0 X=-3 x=1 I use. Viyet theory
Why is my method not correct ?
x²+2x+1-4=0 (x+1)²=4 x+1=±2 First root -2-1= -3 Second root 2-1= 1
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-3²-(-3)³=9-(-27)=9+27=36 So x= -3
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-3
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Yet again proving Olympiad math just means make it a million times more complicated then it needs to be.
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Thanks for the challenge, which I solved in my head. However, I was only looking for real solutions - although the question did not specify that only real solutions are required.
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Coincidental. Determine x for x^x^x=17
Newton's method will be very helpful here. x ≈ 2.00896
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This problem could be solved without factoring. Just get your constant on one side and all variable terms on the other. And when you do that, 0 is not even a possible answer anyway. It can only be 1/144.
@@jakes3799 Nice
That's just the quadratic formula in disguise but with extra work
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Нищо особено. Интересно... но за начинаещи. Фактически е модификация на метода с отделяне на точен квадрат.
@@maksairsoff1237 I can't translate what you wrote
Nice? This is a Joke.!
How is this a joke ?
@@ChidexMath2-w4h Because it's easy. Any decent high-school math student could do this problem.
-3
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Seriously? This is an Olympiad problem?
Junior kids Olympiad
I get so sick of this mislabelling. I do like a good maths olympiad problem, and they'd be easier to find videos about without all these dud ones putting the claim in their titles.
Just what I wanted to ask myself. You can do it without paper in your head in 30 secs.
Cumbersome
X^2-x^3 =36, x^2 -x^3= 3^2 + 3^3, x=3
No, it's - 3
X=9
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Ok, solved by a simple observation. But how would one go about formally deriving the solution?
The right hand side should be focused on
Una manera nada elegante de demostrar la igualdad
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why arent there 5 solutions
At x³ = 0, we have 3 repeated roots
Is it really Stanford university's exam? Too easy. In Japan, it is junior high school exam.
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thats a really long solution, you can just do t=sqrt of x and than a=1 b=sqrt 5 and c=-4, much faster espacially if you use a calculator
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Great video and tutorial but this is far too complicated for an Oxford University entrance exam
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I solved it using iteration of x = (2ln7)/(ln x) it approximates to 3.278
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This is just a direct application for Lambert W function . the answer is x = 3.278
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Any complex solutions?
@@randerson4009 No.
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@@ChidexMath2-w4h there are complex solutions
4ˣ = 8^2^^3 4ˣ = 8^[2^(2²)] 4ˣ = 8^(2⁴) 4ˣ = 8^(2¹·2⁴⁻¹) 4ˣ = (2³)^(2·2³) (aᵐ)ⁿ = aᵐ*ⁿ = (aⁿ)ᵐ (2²)ˣ = (2²)^(3·2³) x = 3·2³ x = 3·8 x = 24
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Bro just use log6 on both sides and you get the answer in one step
That's true. But the simplification is very important when it comes to cross checking
(x^3/4)(x^1/8)/(x^3/4) = 3^3/4 Cancel and raise to the 8th power (x^1/8)^8 = x = (3^3/4)^8 = 3^6=729
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Here’s how I would rationalize. If the equation is nearly identical it had to be 0. Idk I feel like logic solved this one faster
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How x2 equals to zero sir
What exactly do you mean Please ?