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Question 428709: Please help! I would really appreciate it!
>Solve the equation (1/3)log7 64+ (1/2)log7 121= log7 x
>Find log3 25 given that log3 5= 1.465
>If log.5=-.3010, what is the mantissa of log.5?
Please include steps for each! Thanks again

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Question 428913: simplify each number (-8)2/3

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Question 428913: simplify each number (-8)2/3

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Question 428917: -27^-4/3
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Question 428880: Let f(x)=3x-3 and g(x)=x^2-4x+3. Find the following
2f(x)

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Question 429093: Solve 2(5^(x-2))= 9 -5^(x-2). (Hint: First solve for 5^(x-2) Then take the log (or ln) of both sides.) Please help. I do not understand this. Thanks in advance.
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Question 429092: Solve the equation 3^(4x+2) =9^(x-1) (Hint: Write both sides as a power of 3 and then match the powers.)
I do not get this problem even with the hint. Please help. :) Thanks!

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Question 429092: Solve the equation 3^(4x+2) =9^(x-1) (Hint: Write both sides as a power of 3 and then match the powers.)
I do not get this problem even with the hint. Please help. :) Thanks!

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Question 429092: Solve the equation 3^(4x+2) =9^(x-1) (Hint: Write both sides as a power of 3 and then match the powers.)
I do not get this problem even with the hint. Please help. :) Thanks!

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Question 429205: f(x)=x2-1;g(x)= 1
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x+1

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Question 429543: how do you write an exponential function y=ab raised to the x with the points (0,1), (2,4)
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Question 429548: Calculate the quotient and the remainder
12x^4-x^3+4x^2+6x-7 / 3x^2+2x

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Question 429482: log3(y-2)+log3y=4
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Question 429696: What is the log base 2 of 8? (log5,8)
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Question 429883: Evaluate log4 64
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Question 430364: how do I find the decimal of three places. I have the problem (x+5)^2=4. I cant figure out the three decimal thing. Coukld someone please help me
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Question 430363: Ok I have a problem that I believe I solved but I just want to be sure I am completing it correct. So here is the problem
Zero coupon bonds do not yield periodic interest. Instead the purchaser buys the bond for less then the face value and then is paid full face value when the bond is mature. Before the bond is matures, its market value(price paid by a purchaser in the bond market) is determined by the prevailing market interest rate.
Below consider a 15 year bond with a face value of $1000
A) Determine the current market value of the bond if the prevailing market interest rate is 5% per year.
B) Determine the prevailing market interest rate if the correct market value of the bond is $300

So this is how I approached part A
Current value = 1000
Initial value = X
Rate 5%
Time = 15 years
term = 1
So 1000=x(1+(0.05/1))^15
Which comes out to $481.01
Is this correct? Buying a bond for approx. half value seems logical.

For Part B I approached it the following way.
Current value=1000
Initial value=300
rate = x
time = 15 years

1000=300e^r(15)
solved for r getting 8.02% This seems logical as a higher rate would mean a lower initial value
I am new to these problems so just want to be sure I am approaching them correctly. Thank you in advance for your help.


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Question 430407: Give exact and approximate solution to three decimal places. (x+5)^2=4. I don't under stand the three decimal places

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Question 430485: Determine the nature of the solutions of the equation.
y^2=1/8y+3/5

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Question 430776: Use the change of base formula to calculate log3 21
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Question 431001: Height of trees:
The height (in feet) of a certain kind of tree is approximated by
h(t)= 160/1+240e^-0.2t. Where t is the age of the tree in years. Estimate the age of an 80-ft tree.

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Question 431004: Lengths of fish:
The length (in centimeters) of a typical Pacific halibut t year old is approximately f(t)=200(1-0.956e^-0.18t). Suppose a Pacific halibut caught by Mike measures 140cm. What is its approximate age?

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Question 431104: What is [g * f](x) if f(x)= x^2 + 1 and g(x)= -2x+1
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Question 431338: Simplify the logarithm
log9 27

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Question 431338: Simplify the logarithm
log9 27

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Question 431345: Simplify the logarithm
log1/3 3 root 81

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Question 431342: Simplify the logarithm
log2 4 root 2

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Question 431884: Given log9 = 0.95 and log2 = 0.30, find the following using the logarithm properties
log81

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Question 432025: What is t to the negative 4 power
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Question 432033: Help me solve ln 12+ ln x = ln (12+x) where did I go wrong. I know that this is incorrect.
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Question 432120: I do not understand how to solve f(x)=ca^x. can someone show me step by step examples of how to solve.
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Question 432333: I need to convert the following to decimal notation.
8.07*10^7
Thank you

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Question 432396: Solve the equation. (Hint: the bases cannot be made the same.)
8+10^x=908

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Question 432395: Solve the equation. (Hint: the bases cannot be made the same.)
3^x=20

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Question 432469: Change from exponential form to logarithmic form and solve for x:
3^x-2=7
A)solve for x (exact solution)
B)use calculator to solve for x and round to nearest thousandth
Am I doing this right?
A) log3 of 3^x-2=log3 of 7
x-2=log3 of 7 (+2 to both sides)
x=(log3 of 7)+2
x=(ln7/ln3)+2
Would this be my final answer for A?
B) Same steps as above
x=(ln7/ln3) +2
x=3.771 approximately rounded to the nearest thousandth
I just need to know if I am doing this correctly, and getting the correct solutions. If not I have to figure out where I am going wrong. Please guide me.

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Question 432553: One more for verification purposes:
IF something increases by 40% every 6 months what is the 1-year % increase?
Let S= something
S=(1+.40)^12 = S(1.40)^12 = S(56.59) = S increased by 56.59% in 1 year.

Correct?

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Question 432584: How do u solve this?
Log(Xsquared)=(logX)squared

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Question 432584: How do u solve this?
Log(Xsquared)=(logX)squared

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Question 432875: i really don't understand thisss.
2 log3 (x) + log 3 (5) = log3 (14x+3)

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Question 432973: 80/(1+15e^-.06x)=50 ;

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Question 433147: rewriting an expression with division of logs as a single log:
simplify log64/log6

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Question 433236: Need help with solving, If f(x)=2x+4, and g(x)=(x^2+x+5), find g(f(x))
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Question 433268: log3(x-2) = 1+log3(x-4) The logs have a base of 3. How do I solve this?
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Question 433334: how would you condense 8lnx-(2ln3+7lny)
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Question 433527: Use the "change of base" formula to find: log7 21
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