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2^(x+1) * 3^(y+1)=(2*3)^5 Find 2x+y Please give the solution
comparing theindices of 2 and 3 on boths sidesx+1=5, y+1=5x=4, y=4hence 2x+y=2(4)+4=12Thanks & RegardsRinkoo GuptaAskIITians Faculty
2^(x+1)*3^(y+1)=2^5*3^52 and 3 are coprime so no common factor between them sox+1=5=>x=4y+1=5=.y=4so 2x+y=12Sher Mohammadfaculty askiitians
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