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Can anyone workout this integral, and identify what it is?

There’s this problem I found on another FB page stating 99% get wrong: 3^(9^x)=9^(3^x). Find the value of x to make the equation true. There’s a number of ways one could approach this problem and finally get the answer. My first approach is to get the common base in which is 3 implying 9=3^2. Next, the equation can be rewritten as 3^((3^2)^x=(3^2)^(3^x). Note: (a^m)^n=a^(m*n). This implies the equation can be rewritten as 3^(3^2x)=3^(2*3^x). Let y=3^x, then y^2=3^2x. Then this implies the equation becomes: 3^(y^2)=3^(2y). Now one could bring down the exponent from both sides of the equation in which is y^2=2y, y^2-2y=0. Moreover, the equation factors out to be y(y-2)=0 implying y=0 or y=2. Finally, 3^x=0 or 3^x=2. The first part has no solution and the second part is x=log(3) 2 in which is the actual solution.

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The Vanishing Velocity Theory is my hypothesis on what is the maximum velocity an would vanish as it approaches the speed of light. Check it out.

Vanishing Velocity Theory This video is on predicting the upper limit velocity in which an object would vanish as it approaches to the speed of light.

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Here’s a circuit problem I recently worked out in helping a student a tutored recently.

Here’s one of the reasons why I love mathematics. Check out this patent.

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