SOLUTION: I am having some trouble solving this problem because I forgot how to set it up. I just need the first two steps and I can figure it out from there. I need to solve it using a loga

Question 325664: I am having some trouble solving this problem because I forgot how to set it up. I just need the first two steps and I can figure it out from there. I need to solve it using a logarithmic equation: 3^(2x+7)=3^(1/2)
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
3^(2x+7)=3^(1/2)
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Take the log(base 3) of both sides to get:
2x+7 = 1/2
Then solve for "x".
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Note: log(base a) of a^x = x
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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