How do you solve 6(2^(3x-1))-7=9?
1 Answer
Jun 23, 2017
Explanation:
"using the "color(blue)"law of logarithms"
• logx^nhArrnlogx
rArr6(2^(3x-1))=16larr" add 7 to both sides"
rArr2^(3x-1)=16/6=8/3larr" divide both sides by 6"
"take ln (natural log of both sides")
rArrln2^(3x-1)=ln(8/3)
rArr(3x-1)ln2=ln(8/3)larr" use above law"
rArr3x=(ln(8/3)/(ln2))+1
rArrx=(ln(8/3)/(ln2)+1)/3~~0.805" to 3 dec. places"