By taking advantage of the definition of <em>exponential</em> and <em>logarithmic</em> function and their inherent relationship we conclude that the solution is x = 4 · ㏒ 3/(㏒ 7 - ㏒ 3).
<h3>How to solve an exponential equation by logarithms</h3>
<em>Exponential</em> and <em>logarithmic</em> functions are <em>trascendental</em> functions, these are, functions that cannot be described <em>algebraically</em>. In addition, <em>logarithmic</em> functions are the <em>inverse</em> form of <em>exponential</em> functions. In this question we take advantage of this fact to solve a given expression:
- 7ˣ = 3ˣ⁺⁴ Given
- ㏒ 7ˣ = ㏒ 3ˣ⁺⁴ Definition of logarithm
- x · ㏒ 7 = (x + 4) · ㏒ 3 ㏒ aᵇ = b · ㏒ a
- x · ㏒ 7 = x · ㏒ 3 + 4 · ㏒ 3 Distributive property
- x · (㏒ 7 - ㏒ 3) = 4 · ㏒ 3 Existence of additive inverse/Modulative and associative properties
- x = 4 · ㏒ 3/(㏒ 7 - ㏒ 3) Existence of multiplicative inverse/Modulative property/Result
By taking advantage of the definition of <em>exponential</em> and <em>logarithmic</em> function and their inherent relationship we conclude that the solution is x = 4 · ㏒ 3/(㏒ 7 - ㏒ 3).
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The last statement is true based on the information in the table
The answer Is 2/12 because if u multiply 1 x2 it is 2 then 3 x4 which is 12
Answer:
8 cookies
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
26 square units
Step-by-step explanation:
Counting grid squares on the graph, we see that segment AB is the hypotenuse of a right triangle with legs 2 and 3. Its length is ...
AB = √(2²+3²) = √13
We can also see that the adjacent longer sides are twice this length, each being the hypotenuse of a triangle that is 6 wide and 4 high.
AC = √(6² +4²) = √52 = 2√13
Then the area is ...
A = LW
A = (2√13)(√13) = 2·13 = 26 . . . square units