I am a math student(pursuing under graduate degree in India) from india and i just watched your video by TH-cam suggestion and I like you way to solving problem with explain in very eazy language and I like it thank you please made more videos like this for improving students mathematical knowledge. Thank you🎉❤
Love the clever way to solve problem. However, the solution’s argument for the W Lambert function (-Ln (9)/5) is outside the domain of such function [-1/e, ∞). The curve X^5 - 9^x does not intersect the X axis, the closest value (y=-0.345) occurs when x=0.589.
Rafael is absolutely right - given that (-ln(9/5) < -1/e, the conclusion of this exercise should have been to prove at the end that there are no real solutions to above given equation. In relation to that, It would have been useful to theoretically explain this outcome by sketching W(x) function and concentrating particularly on the meaning of the point -1/e in order to understand the concept behind the proof.
Its first time I saw the lambert W Function, when I study Calculus I and II, my lecture never taught this Lambert W Functions. I'm very blinde about this them... Please make more video especially about this Lambert W Functions. For your respect, thanks very much.
The domain of the W function of a real number is [-1/e, ∞). The argument (-ln 9)/5 is less than -1/e. Consequently, W((-ln 9)/5) does not have a real number value. The two curves do not intersect in the real number plane, as can be confirmed by plotting them using the online graphing app Desmos.
@@syedmdabid7191 Product logarithm is multivalued function in real number. W0: [-1/e, ∞) -> Real number W1: [-1/e, ∞) -> Real number Dom W= [-1/e, ∞) 3 > e > 2.5 ln x ↗ ln 9 > ln (e²) = 2 >5/e (ln 9)/5 > 1/e -(ln 9)/5 < -1/e -(ln 9)/5 ∉ [-1/e, ∞) W [-(ln 9)/5] ∉ Real number => The solution can only be in complex numbers; there is no solution in real numbers.
I like wrapping my mind around these Olympiad problems. They are most cleverly put together. They're designed to make us think outside the box to come up with a simple, elegant approach to the problem at hand.
Thank you very much, professor. This was the first time I saw the Lambert function used to solve an equation. This is amazing! And it's nice to learn new things!
I first came accross this type of problem when I was trying to answer a question regarding compound interest vs simple interest : ax = b^x where "a" and "b" are known quantities.
I only watched the video because I couldn't solve it and I realised that it probably has no solution because the graphs of Y = x^5 and y = 9^x do not intersect. I thought I will be impressed if he can solve it and tell us the solution but he didn't give us any solution at all, he simply played with symbols. He should have been honest from the beginning and said this actually has no solution.
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The equation has no solution in the real domain. You can check that by plotting a graph. You can try to solve the equation in the complex domain, but then you have to be careful with the logarithms.
Well, when I first saw this I thought “there’s no way 9^x ever meets x^5 , right? Cause a power function is always above the x-axis…and there’s no way for any x^a (a>0) to catch it since such functions flatten out from 0 to 1…so…what is this guy smoking?” Perhaps I’m missing something? Like a good hit. :p 三八弟
@@onlineMathsTV Oh I see your solution must be an element of the Complex numbers...ok..haha...This is all new math for me, but I get it now. ps You can google "Wolfram Alpha" and then enter "productlog(A)" ...which is equal to W(A) pps Can I offer a little unsolicited advice? Let your audience know the domain of your x whenever you introduce a function. Also, point out that W(A) will only have real number solutions if A is greater than 1/(-e).
So what is x that solves the equation? Give us the value. Plotting f(x) = x^5 - 9^x I have satisfied myself that f(x) is always < 0, with the maximum of about -0.34 occurring near x = -0.6, i.e. there is no real solution to f(x) = 0. Am I wrong?
no, you are correct. There is no real solution. But, for some equation of the "n^x = x^n" sort, it is very useful to keep the W in mind. There are infinite solutions in the complex plane, meaning there is no single solution( because the lambert function takes in a number for its power, but in this case the number is absent, meaning it can be anything from the real plane.)for the equation, rather a set of infinite ones. there is a total of 5 formulas for solutions, hence 5 infinite sets of solutions(not counting the lamber power). I can give you one right now, approx. 7.92822 -31.61131 i, where i=√-1.
Какой приятный парень. Но я не понял решения в конце - что за функцию он ввел, когда приравнял А на Е в степени А к просто А? Чему же равен Х? Что за функция в решении?
The domain of the Lambert_W function in R is all z s.t z >= -1/e but -ln(9)/5 < -1/e, therefore -ln(9)/5 is not a solution and the ‘equation’ has no solution. Graph x^5 and 9^x in Desmos ad you will see that they do not intersect.
im really confused about this function , i saw that its defined on [-1/e,+oo[ so yhere is no solution , but my calculator shows there are two solutions, one of them is ~ -0.72 , and the other is complex
@@padraiggluck2980 i know , i discovered that calculater makes mistakes here , -0.7 is not true at all , cuz (-0.7)⁵= -(9-⁰'⁷) ≠ 9-⁰'⁷ , but the complex solution is true , they actually do not intersect in real plane
@@SCOrganisationx=-0.72 can't be a solution, for x^50. I wouldn't trust that calculator.... The complex solution might be (approximately) correct, however.
@@WK-5775 yes, when i tried to put x=-0.72 the two numbers were identical but in different signs, i use a calculator app and it is very strong, but i think it is an error in the app that it does not take the sign into account in complex (no relation to the complex numbers 😅) equations, but the other solution is correct 😁
It looks like you are invoking the Lambert W function without checking whether the argument falls within its domain. Unfortunately, it's not in the domain.
Very impressive usage for Lambert W function, but if you do not use a few more explanations about "Productlog function", I think many of your audiences will not eventually reach the final point.
Hmm, he divided "mindlessly" by x on both sides of the equation (video 3:10 ), so he basically assumed x to always be positive. I guess you could do that if you consider that logarithm functions are defined for positive values of x only, am I right?
you can check that 0 isnt in question. and the fact that X can be negative is not to be underminded. in fact, x has a possibility to be negative, as there are infinite solutions for the equation. Since we are solving a complex equation, its not necessary to check if x
This is only one of the 5 solutions. Can you share the other 4 solutions? I listed all 5 solutions using log function below in the reply to my comment. If you can show the full solutions that will be helpful.
I am a math student(pursuing under graduate degree in India) from india and i just watched your video by TH-cam suggestion and I like you way to solving problem with explain in very eazy language and I like it thank you please made more videos like this for improving students mathematical knowledge. Thank you🎉❤
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Love the clever way to solve problem. However, the solution’s argument for the W Lambert function (-Ln (9)/5) is outside the domain of such function [-1/e, ∞). The curve X^5 - 9^x does not intersect the X axis, the closest value (y=-0.345) occurs when x=0.589.
2222232-81=
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-49
Rafael is absolutely right - given that (-ln(9/5) < -1/e, the conclusion of this exercise should have been to prove at the end that there are no real solutions to above given equation. In relation to that, It would have been useful to theoretically explain this outcome by sketching W(x) function and concentrating particularly on the meaning of the point -1/e in order to understand the concept behind the proof.
A complex solution is still a solution!!!
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Its first time I saw the lambert W Function, when I study Calculus I and II, my lecture never taught this Lambert W Functions. I'm very blinde about this them... Please make more video especially about this Lambert W Functions. For your respect, thanks very much.
Lambert function😮 is new for me.
yea for me too
The domain of the W function of a real number is [-1/e, ∞). The argument (-ln 9)/5 is less than -1/e. Consequently, W((-ln 9)/5) does not have a real number value. The two curves do not intersect in the real number plane, as can be confirmed by plotting them using the online graphing app Desmos.
- ln9/5 is greater than --1/e because the interval semi close interval.. So, -- 1/ e is real. Negative number is real, not imaginary.
-0.881024 + 0.59038 i. Is the approximate answer to the Lambert W function.
@@syedmdabid7191
Product logarithm is multivalued function in real number.
W0: [-1/e, ∞) -> Real number
W1: [-1/e, ∞) -> Real number
Dom W= [-1/e, ∞)
3 > e > 2.5
ln x ↗
ln 9 > ln (e²) = 2 >5/e
(ln 9)/5 > 1/e
-(ln 9)/5 < -1/e
-(ln 9)/5 ∉ [-1/e, ∞)
W [-(ln 9)/5] ∉ Real number
=> The solution can only be in complex numbers; there is no solution in real numbers.
Oh but you see, there actually are multiple branches of the lambert function, spanning the entire complex plane and real line :>
Oh but you see, there actually are multiple branches of the lambert function, spanning the entire complex plane and real line :>
I like wrapping my mind around these Olympiad problems. They are most cleverly put together. They're designed to make us think outside the box to come up with a simple, elegant approach to the problem at hand.
Thank you very much, professor. This was the first time I saw the Lambert function used to solve an equation. This is amazing! And it's nice to learn new things!
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I first came accross this type of problem when I was trying to answer a question regarding compound interest vs simple interest : ax = b^x where "a" and "b" are known quantities.
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Professor, what does W mean in solving multiple equations?
Lambert function
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@@조광일-h5i 본인이 모르면 답이 없는 것인가요? lambert function이라고 위에 답을 주었는데도 인터넷도 한 번 안 찾아보고 엉터리라고 말하다니..같은 한국인인 제가 부끄럽네요.
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This equation don't have real solution.
The graphic of f(x)=x^5-9^× is strictly negative. Tx
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Please I need to understand as to how you immediately introduced logs on this without first tackling in normal way as others in this class.
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Great Lambert function (W)
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Please make more such videos on harder algebra.
I only watched the video because I couldn't solve it and I realised that it probably has no solution because the graphs of Y = x^5 and y = 9^x do not intersect. I thought I will be impressed if he can solve it and tell us the solution but he didn't give us any solution at all, he simply played with symbols. He should have been honest from the beginning and said this actually has no solution.
@averycleverman But fewer people would watch a video called "I cannot solve an equation that has no solutions."
Well it has no real solutions but It actually 5 imaginary solutions and this is one of them
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There are no real solutions, but they are complex.
very good algebric problem
Just found that the general solution for "xᴬ = Bˣ" is:
x = - W(ln b/a) / (ln b/a)
Obviously I haven't really paid attention to W domain subjects.
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i attempted another solution using the same reasoning:
define W: W^5 = 9^W. x=W QED
Спасибо учитель,я не понемаю твое слова,но понемаю твое решения задач,я блогадарень тебя,очень хочу с тобой обшатся,я из УЗБЕКИСТАНа,знешли ты такое государства
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Does the answer approve x^5= 9^× ?
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The first time I understand the Lambert functions
So, what's is the numerical value of x that you sought now?
x ≈ 2.0049 - 1.3435 i
This is the real solution and no doubt about it x = -(5 W_n(2/5 (-1)^(3/5) log(3)))/(2 log(3)), n element Z or
One of the solution of x
x≈-2.2756
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Aproksimativno resenje je kompleksan broj x=2.004857+i×1.584805
Compute the Integral x^2024/(x^2+1)^2023 dx please.
But which exam contains like this type of questions please tell me because I want to know?,
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It's beyond my ability to understand
The equation has no solution in the real domain. You can check that by plotting a graph.
You can try to solve the equation in the complex domain, but then you have to be careful with the logarithms.
x = e^(2ln3/5) in the real plane
@@pureffm But there is no intersection point between x = ye^(y) and x = (-2ln(3)/5)
But how could you find the numerical value of W-n ( -- ln 9/5)??? For this, you must have to apply Newton Raphson method / graphic method.
But won't it have multiple solutions? As the input is negative?
I'm pretty sure there is no solution to this equation since if u plot the curve of x^5 and 9^x, they don't have any intersecting points!
Well, when I first saw this I thought “there’s no way 9^x ever meets x^5 , right? Cause a power function is always above the x-axis…and there’s no way for any x^a (a>0) to catch it since such functions flatten out from 0 to 1…so…what is this guy smoking?”
Perhaps I’m missing something? Like a good hit. :p
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@@onlineMathsTV Oh I see your solution must be an element of the Complex numbers...ok..haha...This is all new math for me, but I get it now. ps You can google "Wolfram Alpha" and then enter "productlog(A)" ...which is equal to W(A) pps Can I offer a little unsolicited advice? Let your audience know the domain of your x whenever you introduce a function. Also, point out that W(A) will only have real number solutions if A is greater than 1/(-e).
What is the numerical value of W(-ln9/5? Which is the exponent of e?
x = e^(2ln3/5) in the real plane
W₀(-ln9/5) ≈ -0.88102 + 0.59038 i
W₋₁(-ln9/5) ≈ -0.88102 - 0.59038 i
W₁(-ln9/5) ≈ -2.9052 + 7.4837 i
W₋₂(-ln9/5) ≈ -2.9052 - 7.4837 i
...
Great! But inconclusive.
Teacher what does mean w in this equation?
so what is the value in decimal form? I want to substitute it to double check.
You can get that from your Wolfram Alpha calculator sir.
La wolframalpha no da un valor numérico en es te caso
@@gerar2158 claro que sirve: 2.0049 - 1.3435 i
But the image of 9^x does not intersect with the image of x^5
x is a complex number; see Demetrius above !
See answer of Ratko Dinic.
So what is x that solves the equation? Give us the value.
Plotting f(x) = x^5 - 9^x I have satisfied myself that f(x) is always < 0, with the maximum of about -0.34 occurring near x = -0.6, i.e. there is no real solution to f(x) = 0.
Am I wrong?
no, you are correct. There is no real solution. But, for some equation of the "n^x = x^n" sort, it is very useful to keep the W in mind. There are infinite solutions in the complex plane, meaning there is no single solution( because the lambert function takes in a number for its power, but in this case the number is absent, meaning it can be anything from the real plane.)for the equation, rather a set of infinite ones. there is a total of 5 formulas for solutions, hence 5 infinite sets of solutions(not counting the lamber power). I can give you one right now, approx. 7.92822 -31.61131 i, where i=√-1.
does x = e ^ -W(- ln9/5) valid?
Dear professor! What is ld function?
So what is X in numerical values?
Nice sir
Какой приятный парень.
Но я не понял решения в конце - что за функцию он ввел, когда приравнял А на Е в степени А к просто А? Чему же равен Х? Что за функция в решении?
It's interesting, that in according a formula
e^nW (x) = [x/W(x)]^n:
n = -1 and
e^-1 W(-ln 9/5) = [(-ln 9/5)/W(-ln 9/5)]^-1 =
W(-ln 9/5)/(-ln 9/5)
The domain of the Lambert_W function in R is all z s.t z >= -1/e but -ln(9)/5 < -1/e, therefore -ln(9)/5 is not a solution and the ‘equation’ has no solution. Graph x^5 and 9^x in Desmos ad you will see that they do not intersect.
im really confused about this function , i saw that its defined on [-1/e,+oo[ so yhere is no solution , but my calculator shows there are two solutions, one of them is ~ -0.72 , and the other is complex
@@SCOrganisation Graph the two curves in Desmos. They do not intersect.
@@padraiggluck2980 i know , i discovered that calculater makes mistakes here , -0.7 is not true at all , cuz (-0.7)⁵= -(9-⁰'⁷) ≠ 9-⁰'⁷ , but the complex solution is true , they actually do not intersect in real plane
@@SCOrganisationx=-0.72 can't be a solution, for x^50. I wouldn't trust that calculator.... The complex solution might be (approximately) correct, however.
@@WK-5775 yes, when i tried to put x=-0.72 the two numbers were identical but in different signs, i use a calculator app and it is very strong, but i think it is an error in the app that it does not take the sign into account in complex (no relation to the complex numbers 😅) equations, but the other solution is correct 😁
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Sir,please express of W
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I can prove that x^5
When the question asked for value of x, it didn't ask for real value only
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I asked Chatgpt, and the answer is 2.478.
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but what is the value of λ？
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Base =9
Power : 5
Would you please make a video on Lambert Function, professor!?
The Lambert function of a negative value (-log(9)/5 < 0 always) will result a not real value. So, there is no x € |R that satisfy x⁵ = 9^x.
Does the equation have a solution?
Yes, but only complex.
Interesting exercise, rigorous approach...
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@@onlineMathsTVut lambda ₩ 👍؟؟????🦧🦧
@@onlineMathsTVs this college level math? If so what class is it? I never seen this in high school
How to evaluate W(- ln9/5)?
Use the Wolfram Alpha calculator, it will give you the numerical value
X^√5=√9 1√^√1. 3^3 (x+3x-3)
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W(-ln9 / 5 ) is a real number itself?
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I got that the risult is approximatively 0,34+0,23i 😞 what does that means? That the solution is irrational?
It looks like you are invoking the Lambert W function without checking whether the argument falls within its domain. Unfortunately, it's not in the domain.
It falls in, check properly sir.
Very impressive usage for Lambert W function, but if you do not use a few more explanations about "Productlog function", I think many of your audiences will not eventually reach the final point.
.x=3
X=9
Where did the W on the left go? 🤔
it is simple
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2.4 (x+2x-4)
I do not understand this sir, kindly rephrase your point sir/ma.
This great but I think this math is beyond my level. Anyway, thanks for dropping this nice video sir.
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Hmm, he divided "mindlessly" by x on both sides of the equation (video 3:10 ), so he basically assumed x to always be positive. I guess you could do that if you consider that logarithm functions are defined for positive values of x only, am I right?
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you can check that 0 isnt in question. and the fact that X can be negative is not to be underminded. in fact, x has a possibility to be negative, as there are infinite solutions for the equation. Since we are solving a complex equation, its not necessary to check if x
This is only one of the 5 solutions. Can you share the other 4 solutions? I listed all 5 solutions using log function below in the reply to my comment. If you can show the full solutions that will be helpful.
What X meaning in Math
what is W?
Find the answer.not in Lambert function.
What does mean w ?
Is a function known as "Lambert W"
I was going to say that... (who's Oliver?)