Mathematics, 13.06.2020 05:57 russelllang606

Consider the following equation. 5^-x+7=2x+4 Approximate the solution to the equation above using the three iterations of successive approximation. A. X= 27/16
B. X= 13/8
C. X= 7/4
D. X= 25/16

I think it is D. I got approximation of 1.545

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