Consider the equation 125^(x)+45^(x)=(2)...

Consider the equation `125^(x)+45^(x)=(2)27^(x)`
(A) one solution is 0
(B) the equation has one solution only
(C) the equation has two solutions
(D) Sum of all the solutions and the number of solutions both are 1

Similar Questions

Explore conceptually related problems

The equation pi^(x)=-2x^(2)+6x-9 has (A) no solution (B) one solution (C) two solutions (D) infinite solutions

Sum of all the solution(s) of the equation ||x-2|-3|=5 is ?

Sum of all the solutions of the equation |x-3|+|x+5|=7x, is :

Which one of the following equations has no solution?

Number of solutions of the equation x=2{x} is

The equation 3cos ecx+4sin x=6has(1) finite solution (2) infilite solution (3) one solution (4) no solution

Consider the equation |x^(2)-2x-3|=m , m in R . If the given equation has two solutions, then:

The number of solutions of the equation cos x+|x|=0 is

4. Which one of the following equations has no solution?

The equation x-(8)/(|x-3|)=3-(8)/(|x-3|) has only one solution (b) infinite solutions no solution (d) none of these