n^(n/2)=2 is true when n=2 in the same way what is the value of n if n^(n/2) =4??

• Ans:n=4
  n^(n/2)=4
  Apply log
  N/2logn=log4
  nlogn=2log4=log4^2=log16
  Logn=log16
  Now apply antilog
  n=16/n
  Now n=4...😀😀😀
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• given: n^(n/2)=2 when n=2
  so 2*(n^(n/2))=2*2
  2*(2^(2/2))=4
  hence n=2
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• Answer is 4. Because 4/2=2 & square of 2 is 4
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• ans may be n=4
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• n must be 2*square root 2...this is not a natural number....
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