SOLUTION: Solve for: a){{{ (squareroot of 2 ^ (squareroot of x)) = (squareroot of 2^x) }}} b) {{{ 2 ^x^2 = (2^x)^2}}} c) {{{ 2 ^(x+3) = 2 ^x +3}}} d) {{{ log(3x) = 3 log x }}} Th

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Question 120721: Solve for:
a)
b)
c)
d)

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Answer by solver91311(24713)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
I'll do b, c, and d. Your rendering for part a is ambiguous. Do you mean or ?

b.)

Take the base-2 log of both sides:



Remembering that we can say:

and then apply the rule again to say:



Now remember that we can simplify to:

, or



c.

Remember that , so:



Add to both sides:



Factor out






Take the log base 2 of both sides:



Again, using we can say:



or if you prefer.




d.

Using in reverse we can say:



Take the antilog of both sides:





Only the positive square root will do because the domain of the function is constrained to

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