If x > 0 , what is
x x x . . . . . . . . ∞ ?
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Wait! How can you cancel Y on both the sides?? How do you know that it is not equal to zero???
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Oh yes you are right .
i didn't thought of that.
I think it should be mentioned in the problem that x must be greater than 0.
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@A Former Brilliant Member – Yea...Well, you can edit it...hehe
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@A Former Brilliant Member – hehe.......
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@A Former Brilliant Member – Since 0 is also a valid solution, you can solve it this way: instead of dividing by Y, subtract the term to the other side:
Y 2 − x Y = 0
which yields: Y ( Y − x ) = 0
So either Y = 0 or Y-x = 0.
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x x x ⋯ = Y x Y = Y Squaring both sides , ⇒ x Y = Y 2 ⇒ x = Y
Therefore it is equal to x only
x x x ⋯ = x