SOLUTION: How do you solve something like this:
2x=64
(2 to the x power equals 64)
using logarithms
other examples are
2 to the x power equals 100
10 to the x power equals 12
3 to
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Question 459917: How do you solve something like this:
2x=64
(2 to the x power equals 64)
using logarithms
other examples are
2 to the x power equals 100
10 to the x power equals 12
3 to the x power equals 48
Answer by nerdybill(7384) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
take log base 2 of both sides
.
2 to the x power equals 100
apply "change of base":
.
10 to the x power equals 12
.
3 to the x power equals 48
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