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Question 433518: simplify the logarithm
log4 root 32

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Question 433524: Solve the equation by making the bases the same on each side of equation
4^x = 16 root 2

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Question 433406: A = ln(x)-Bx
Express x in terms of A and B.
Please help.... thanks in advance.....

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Question 433515: simplify the logarithm
log8 16

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Question 433710: There are currently 60 million cars in a certain country, decreasing by 5% annually. How many years will it take for this country to have 34 million cars?
A) 65 years B) 5 years C) 11 years D) 2 years
Thank you for your help.

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Question 433782: Suppose that you are a mathematician for Well Oils Production ,Inc. Your company is planning to drill a well 50,000 feet deep,deeper than anyone has ever drilled before.Your part of the project is to predict the cost of drilling the well. From previous well records,you ascertain that the price is 20$ per foot for drilling at the surface. and #30 per foot for drilling at 10,00 feet. Assume that the number of dollars per foot for drilling an oil well increases exponentially with the depth at which the drill is operating.
a. White equation expressing price per foot in terms of depth. You might find it more convenient to express depth in thousands of feet.
b. Predict the price per foot for drilling at depth of 20,30,40 and 50 thousand feet.
c. Carefully plot the graph of the price per foot versus depth. Choose scales that make the graph occupy most of the piece of the graph paper.
d. The area of the region under the graph represents the total number of dollars it costs to drill the well. You can see the reason by considering the units of this area. The vertical distance is $/ft and the horizontal distance is ft.,so the area has units A=(dollars/foot)*feet, or simply dollars. Count the number of squares in this region on your graph. Estimate fractional squares to the nearest 0.1 unit. When you study calculus, you will learn how to calculate such areas from the equation without having to count squares.
e. calculate the number of dollars corresponding to each square. For example, if the horizontal spacing is 2000 feet, and the vertical spacing is 5$/ft, then each square corresponds to (2000)(5)=$10000
f. Calculate the total cost of drilling the well.

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Question 434069: Evaluate expression for log 0.001=-3
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Question 433757: (1/3) to the power of x = 6 to the 1-x power
I have tried to solve this but I keep getting different answers. What are the correct steps and solution?
Thank you

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Question 434037: write an exponential function y=ab^x for a graph that include (4,8) (6,32)
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Question 434443: 3log(base2)x=log(base 2)2=log(base 2)32
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Question 434663: I am having difficulty with this logarithmic equation. I have completed many problems like it, but this one eludes me.
4^(x+3) = 3^(-x)
Could someone help me with this problem. Maybe some example problems would help. Thank you.

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Question 434824: How to graph equation?
y = log5(under long)x

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Question 434828: how can i find when the co2 ppm will double the preindustrial age of 280ppm
with 2000 being x=0 2001 is = to 1 and so on untill 2200
in the year 2000 co2 ppm 364 and 2050 is 467 and 2100 is 600ppm, 2150 is 769 and 2200 is 987
with F(x)= Ca^x

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Question 434818: Evaluate the expressions
1. log52 ( the 5 is under log)

2. log25 ( the 2 is under log)

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Question 434856: suppose that a certain radioactive substance has a half life of 20 years. if there is presently 2500 milligrams of the substance, how much, to the nearest milligram will remain after 40 years? after 50 years?
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Question 434856: suppose that a certain radioactive substance has a half life of 20 years. if there is presently 2500 milligrams of the substance, how much, to the nearest milligram will remain after 40 years? after 50 years?
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Question 435006: Evaluate 5^(2x+3) = 3^(x-1)
Get bases the same or use ln. The numbers in () are exponents.

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Question 435260: the graph of f(x) shown below, resembles the graph of g(x)=x^2, but it has been flipped over the x-axis and shifted down 4 units and left 1 unit. write the equation of f(x).
step1: using the equation f(x)=x^2, write the equaton for the groah that has been flipped over the x-axis.
step2: using the equation written in step 1, write the equation for the graph that has also been shifted down 4 units.
step3:using the equation written in step 2, write the equation for the graph that has also been shifted left 1 units.

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Question 435514: How do you graph f(x)= -2x^2+4x+3 ?
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Question 435773: How to solve log 5 (3x-6)=4? the answer is 631/3 How did they get the answer?

How to solve on ti-83 plus? Thanks

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Question 435774: Please help me solve this equation:
sqrt%28%28125w%5E9%29%2F%28w%5E7x%5E5z%5E6%29%29%2A+sqrt%28%28x%5E11z%5E6%29%2F5%29

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Question 436258: 4log(base 3)(2x+1) -7 = 1
solve for x

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Question 436263: solve for x
3-ln(x-2) = 5

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Question 436256: m=a (over)1+be^x
numerator is A
demoninator is 1+be^x
solve for x.

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Question 436260: solve for x
log(base 10)X+log(base 10)(X+1) = log(base 10)12

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Question 436267: solve for x
ln(x+1)+2=4

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Question 436304: ln sqrt (x) = 9
solve for x

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Question 436307: log(base 4)X+log(base 4)(X+6) = 2
solve for x

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Question 436309: log(base 5)(X+3)-log(base 5)X=2
solve for x

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Question 436311: solve for x
log(base 4)(x^2-3x) = 1

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Question 436311: solve for x
log(base 4)(x^2-3x) = 1

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Question 436343: It has been 60 years since I had math using Log functions. I would like to know how to solve this equation. Thank you for your time and help.
Gordon
Log^-1*(.5)=X

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Question 436406: find the number of years it would take to grow an initial investment of $2,000 to a future value of $5,000, at an interest rate of 8.5%, compounded annually.
formula: FVn=PV(1+i)n
FVn IS THE FUTURE VALUE OF THE INVESTMENT AFTER N YEARS
PV IS THE INITIAL AMOUNT OF THE INVESTMENT
i is the interest rate
n is the length of the investment in years

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Question 436406: find the number of years it would take to grow an initial investment of $2,000 to a future value of $5,000, at an interest rate of 8.5%, compounded annually.
formula: FVn=PV(1+i)n
FVn IS THE FUTURE VALUE OF THE INVESTMENT AFTER N YEARS
PV IS THE INITIAL AMOUNT OF THE INVESTMENT
i is the interest rate
n is the length of the investment in years

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Question 436452: Simplify. Please show the work
16^3/2

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Question 436464: Given log9=0.95 and log2=0.30, then find: log36
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Question 436458: Simplify the logarithm
log9 27

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Question 436457: Simplify the logarithm
log 4 root 2

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Question 436460: Simplify the logarithm
log1/9 4 root 3

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Question 436538: Given that loga(2)=0.301, and loga(3)=0.477, find loga(6)
A) Can't be found from given info.
B) 0.091
C) 0.144
D) 0.778
E) None of the above

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Question 436572: solve for x
10^x-1 = e^x+1
the raised expression is x-1 for 10
the raised expression is x+1 for e

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Question 436571: solve for x
m = a(over)1+be^x

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Question 436570: Combine
3log(base2)x + 1(over)2log(base8)x - 2log(base2)(x+1)
1(over)2 is a fraction like one-half

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Question 436617: Im not sure if this is the right section, but if anyone can help me with the following types of problems I would greatly appreciate. I just realized I have the wrong text, and there are no examples!! Thank you!
Find the following limit:
lim
x -> 3
2x^2-9x+2

Find the following limit:
lim
x -> 2
2x-1/3x+4
The equation part should be directly across from the lim, however this application makes that impossible. Thanks!!

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Question 436769: find the difference quotient of x^3+ 3x^2-4x+5
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