SOLUTION: Solve the equation 2^X=3^4-x. Write your solution exactly in terms of logarithms. Do not give a decimal approximation.
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Question 356163: Solve the equation 2^X=3^4-x. Write your solution exactly in terms of logarithms. Do not give a decimal approximation.
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Solve the equation 2^X=3^4-x. Write your solution exactly in terms of logarithms. Do not give a decimal approximation.
Take the log of both sides:
Move the exponents in front of the logs:
Distribute on the right
Get the terms that contain x on the left and other one on the right:
Factor out x on the left:
Divide both sides by
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