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Hi All, I am afraid my memory has left me and I am having a nightmare with this question!

Would really appreciate it if someone could show me how to do it?

(6^x) = 10/3 - (6^-x)

Thanks,

J
Original post by jimbothecannon28
Hi All, I am afraid my memory has left me and I am having a nightmare with this question!

Would really appreciate it if someone could show me how to do it?

(6^x) = 10/3 - (6^-x)

Thanks,

J


Try substituting y=6^x in, then see if it looks familiar.
Original post by jameswhughes
Try substituting y=6^x in, then see if it looks familiar.


I was looking at a hidden quadratic earlier but I keep seem to be messing up the substitution for (6^-x)? It's just been one of those days haha...
Original post by jameswhughes
Try substituting y=6^x in, then see if it looks familiar.


I am SO stupid. Thank you so much for this I just did it. Thanks again haha :smile:

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