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Question 939942: %281%2F81%29%5E%284m%2B1%29%3E%281%2F27%29%5E5%2Am

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Question 939912: Show that Logax/loga/bx=1+loga1/b
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Question 940595: Find the equation of the tangent to the graph at the indicated point. HINT: Compute the derivative algebraically.
f(x) = 9x + 1; a = 1

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Question 940700: how would i solve for this problem?
log 72-log(2x/3)=0

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Question 941475: Please show all work that leads to your answer and round answers to the nearest hundredth.
10^(x+4)=1000

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Question 941476: Please show all work that leads to your answer and round answers to the nearest hundredth.
3(5)^(2x-3)=6

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Question 941474: 6^(x-3)=52
Please show all work that leads to your answer and round answers to the nearest hundredth.

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Question 941493: Help with exponents. What is the answer here?
(2x10^-5 (x10^3)) / (2x10^4)
Thanks for any help!

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Question 941493: Help with exponents. What is the answer here?
(2x10^-5 (x10^3)) / (2x10^4)
Thanks for any help!

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Question 941496: Perform the multiplication indicated leaving answers in exponential form.
(6a^1/2)(b^3/2)(2a^1/4)b^0
Not sure what it's asking really, I know when you multiply, you add the exponents. Can anyone help me understand? Thanks!

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Question 941797: Please show all work that leads to your answer and round answers to the nearest hundredth. Be sure to check your answers.
log2(x-3)=5

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Question 941797: Please show all work that leads to your answer and round answers to the nearest hundredth. Be sure to check your answers.
log2(x-3)=5

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Question 941800: Please show all work that leads to your answer and round answers to the nearest hundredth. Be sure to check your answers.
(log3)3+log3x=5

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Question 941800: Please show all work that leads to your answer and round answers to the nearest hundredth. Be sure to check your answers.
(log3)3+log3x=5

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Question 941796: Please show all work that leads to your answer and round answers to the nearest hundredth. Be sure to check your answers.
log5x=3

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Question 941798: Please show all work that leads to your answer and round answers to the nearest hundredth. Be sure to check your answers.
3log6(x+1)=9

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Question 941937: if k= log7(9)/log7(4) then 2^(5k)=?
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Question 942365: I am trying to figure out this problem, the example shown in the book shows as follows:
g(x)=2x^2+3 find g(c+5)
It is broken down as follows:
=g(c+5)= 2(c+5)^2 +3
=2(c^2+10c+25) +3
I am going to stop at that second step. Where is the "c" after the 10 coming from?
TIA

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Question 942573: ln(x-2)+ln3=lnx
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Question 942660: what does x equal in this
square root of x plus six equals to zero
the six is not in the square root symbol
Please show the work as to how you got it

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Question 942660: what does x equal in this
square root of x plus six equals to zero
the six is not in the square root symbol
Please show the work as to how you got it

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Question 942783: Write an exponential function that contains (-2,18.75) (2,-0.48)
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Question 942773: Solve for x.
a.) 7^x+1 + 7^x + 7^x-1 = 399
b.) (4^x+2)(5^x+1) = 32000
c.) (2^x-3)(5^x+1) = 625

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Question 942780: Solve for x.
a.) log sub2(log sub4{log sub3[log sub2 x]}) = -1
b.) log sub2(x+4) + log sub2(x-2) - log sub2(x-6) = 0

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Question 942900: log2(x^2-1)=3 How do you solve this??
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Question 943126: 4^x=10-4^(x+1)
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Question 943127: [7^(n+2)-35(7^(n-1))]/44(7^(n+2))
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Question 943743: Consider the expression y = rlog(n) (x+p)^w. An equivalent exponential expression is:
a. n^y = r(x+p)^w
b. n^y = (x+p)^w^r
c. n^y = (x+p)^w-r
d. n^y = (x+p)^w+r
Confused on how to solve this question, I have many more just like this one and do not know the steps to take to solve this. What do I do?
Thank you

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Question 943831: what is the end behavior asymptote of the function
f(x)=(x^3_2x^2+3)/(x+5)

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Question 944210: Which of the following expressions is equivalent to 0.5(log(2)(x+1)-log(2)(x^2+2x+1)), where x can not equal -1? 2 = base of the logarithm
a. log(2)sqrt(1/x+1)
b. log(2)sqrt(x+1)
c. log(2)((x^2+2x+1)(x+1))
d. -3log(2)x
How do I go about solving a question like this, trying to find examples but I am struggling to find any, if someone could give me a step by step breakdown that would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you

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Question 944210: Which of the following expressions is equivalent to 0.5(log(2)(x+1)-log(2)(x^2+2x+1)), where x can not equal -1? 2 = base of the logarithm
a. log(2)sqrt(1/x+1)
b. log(2)sqrt(x+1)
c. log(2)((x^2+2x+1)(x+1))
d. -3log(2)x
How do I go about solving a question like this, trying to find examples but I am struggling to find any, if someone could give me a step by step breakdown that would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you

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Question 944491: How does 2%5E%283x-1%29 become 2%5E%283x%29%2F2?
Please explain in detailed steps.

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Question 944489: Radioactive strontium-90 is used in nuclear reactors and decays according to A = Pe^-0.0248t where P is the amount at t = 0, and A is the amount remaining after t years. Find the half-life of strontium-90; that is, find t so that A=0.5P.
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Question 944483: Rewrite the following logarithmic expressions as a single logarithmic term with a base of 4. List any restrictions that apply to your simplification.
+log%28+4%2C+x%5E2+-+4+%29+ - 2+log%28+4%2C+x+-+2+%29+ - +%282%2F3%29+log%28+5%2C+125+%29+ +log%28+16%2C+x+%2B+2+%29+

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Question 944492: A mathematical model for world population growth over short periods of time is given by P = P(0)e^rt where P(0)= population at t=0, r = rate compounded continuously, t = time in years, and P = population at time t.
How long will it take the earth's population to double if it continues to grow at its current rate of 2% per year(compounded continuously)?

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Question 944472: Because of the extraordinary range of sensitivity of the human ear (a range of over 1000 million to 1), it is helpful to use a logarithmic scale to measure sound intensity over this range rather than absolute scale. The unit of measure is called the decibel, after the inventor of the telephone, Alexander Graham Bell. If w let N be the number of decibels, I the power of the sound in question in watts per cubic centimeter and I(0) the power of sound just below the threshold of hearing (approximately 10^-16 watt/square centimeter, I = I(0)10^N/10
Show that this formula can be written in the form N = 10 log (I/I(0)).

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Question 944595: How would I find the asymptote of y = -5^x or y = -24(1/2)^X. Please explain in detail how I would and show the steps you took to find it!
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Question 944780: Consider the expression, +r%5Es+=+A%28t-p%29%5Ex+ . An equivalent logarithmic expression is. r is the base
A. +s+=+A+log+%28+r%2C+%28t-p%29%29%5Ex+
B. +s+=+log+%28+r%2C+Ax+%28t-p%29%29+
C. +s+=+Ax+log+%28+r%2C+%28t-p%29%29+
D. +s+=+log+%28+r%2C+A%29%28t-p%29%5Ex+
Struggling with this question, can someone show me the steps used to solve this question.
Thank you

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Question 944780: Consider the expression, +r%5Es+=+A%28t-p%29%5Ex+ . An equivalent logarithmic expression is. r is the base
A. +s+=+A+log+%28+r%2C+%28t-p%29%29%5Ex+
B. +s+=+log+%28+r%2C+Ax+%28t-p%29%29+
C. +s+=+Ax+log+%28+r%2C+%28t-p%29%29+
D. +s+=+log+%28+r%2C+A%29%28t-p%29%5Ex+
Struggling with this question, can someone show me the steps used to solve this question.
Thank you

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Question 944900: 4^2X+1=X^2 solve
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Question 945017: x%5E2=20
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Question 945131: If +log+%28+3%2Cx%29+=+M+, then +log+%28+3%2C1%2Fx%5E2%29+ equals:
A. M^2
B. 1/M^2
C. 2M
D. -2M

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Question 945213: if xy = 10, what is the value of 2(x/y)(y)(y)
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Question 945213: if xy = 10, what is the value of 2(x/y)(y)(y)
(show work)

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Question 945126: Expressing lnA - 2/3 lnB + 3lnC as a single logarithm yields:

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