Indices problem

Algebra Level 2

2 m = 3 n \large 2^m=3^n

Can the above statement ever be true? If yes, for what value of n n ?

n=0.63093074m n=0.6309297537m Can never be true n=1.63m

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1 solution

Sir isaac Newton
Nov 10, 2017

2 m = 3 n 2^m=3^n
m l o g ( 2 ) = n l o g ( 3 ) mlog(2)=nlog(3)
n m = l o g ( 2 ) l o g ( 3 ) \frac{n}{m}=\frac{log(2)}{log(3)}
n = 0.6309297537 m n=0.6309297537m

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