SOLUTION: I am trying to solve the following equation 233,620/(1+x)^.76 = 0. How would I solve for x?

SOLUTION: I am trying to solve the following equation 233,620/(1+x)^.76 = 0. How would I solve for x?

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Question 549575: I am trying to solve the following equation 233,620/(1+x)^.76 = 0. How would I solve for x?
Answer by josmiceli(19441) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

Having in the denominator,
means that needs to be infinite
so that the left side can be zero.
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