To solve the first equation, we need to simplify it:
7^x+2 + 27^x-1 = 3757^x 7^2 + 2 (7^x / 7) = 3757^x 49 + 2 (7^x / 7) = 37549 7^x + 2 (7^x / 7) = 37549 7^x + 14/7 7^x = 37549 7^x + 14 7^x = 37563 7^x = 3757^x = 375 / 637^x = 5
Now, we need to solve for x using logarithms:
log7(7^x) = log7(5)x = log7(5)
For the second equation, simplify it first:
2^(2x-9) < 12^(2x) 2^(-9) < 12^(2x) (1/2^9) < 12^(2x) * (1/512) < 12^(2x) < 512
Now, 512 = 2^9, so the inequality becomes:
2^(2x) < 2^92x < 9x < 4.5
Therefore, the solution to the second equation is x < 4.5.
For the third equation, we have:
log3(27) - log9(81)log3(3^3) - log9(9^2)3log3(3) - 2log9(3)31 - 2(1/2)3 - 12
Therefore, log3(27) - log9(81) = 2.
To solve the first equation, we need to simplify it:
7^x+2 + 27^x-1 = 375
7^x 7^2 + 2 (7^x / 7) = 375
7^x 49 + 2 (7^x / 7) = 375
49 7^x + 2 (7^x / 7) = 375
49 7^x + 14/7 7^x = 375
49 7^x + 14 7^x = 375
63 7^x = 375
7^x = 375 / 63
7^x = 5
Now, we need to solve for x using logarithms:
log7(7^x) = log7(5)
x = log7(5)
For the second equation, simplify it first:
2^(2x-9) < 1
2^(2x) 2^(-9) < 1
2^(2x) (1/2^9) < 1
2^(2x) * (1/512) < 1
2^(2x) < 512
Now, 512 = 2^9, so the inequality becomes:
2^(2x) < 2^9
2x < 9
x < 4.5
Therefore, the solution to the second equation is x < 4.5.
For the third equation, we have:
log3(27) - log9(81)
log3(3^3) - log9(9^2)
3log3(3) - 2log9(3)
31 - 2(1/2)
3 - 1
2
Therefore, log3(27) - log9(81) = 2.