SOLUTION: Use logs on both sides of the equation
9^28 - 9^27 / 8 = 3^x to find the unknown
Please show all steps
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Question 133255: Use logs on both sides of the equation
9^28 - 9^27 / 8 = 3^x to find the unknown
Please show all steps
Stanbon for Math President!
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
What is that "8" dividing?
Can you use parentheses to make that clear?
cheers,
Stan H.
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