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27 March, 08:25

No matter which natural number "n" that you choose, explain why the following statement can never be true:

2^n + 3^n = 4^n

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  1. 27 March, 08:28
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    First of all, 2^n and 3^n are exponentials with different bases, and thus their sum cannot be simplified beyond 2^n + 3^n. In other words, these two functions cannot be combined ino one function (such as 4^n).

    You may gain much more insight by graphing 2^n, 3^n and 4^n to determine whether there is truth in the given statement or not.
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