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OVERVIEW of lessons on solving exponential equations
In this site, there are lessons on solving exponential equations and related problems
- Solving exponential equations
- Solving advanced exponential equations
- Solving exponential inequalities
- Solving upper level exponential equations
- Joke problem on solving exponential equation
- Solving problems on population growth using logistic functions
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Solving exponential equations
Problem 1. Solve an equation = .
Problem 2. Solve an equation .
Problem 3. Solve an equation = .
Problem 4. Solve an equation = .
Problem 5. Solve an equation for x: + = .
Problem 6. Solve an equation - + = .
Problem 7. Solve an equation =
Problem 8. Solve an equation - + = .
Problem 9. Solve an equation = + .
Solving advanced exponential equations
Problem 1. Solve an equation + = + .
Problem 2. Solve an equation + = .
Problem 3. Solve an equation + = .
Problem 4. Solve an equation + = .
Problem 5. Solve an equation = .
Problem 6. If , find x.
Solving exponential inequalities
Problem 1. Solve the following exponential inequality > .
Problem 2. Find the smallest positive integer n such that the base ten representation of 2 at the power of n has exactly 500 digits.
Solving upper level exponential equations
Problem 1. Solve an equation = 2x.
Problem 2. Solve for x, = , x > 0.
Problem 3. Solve for x, = , x > 0.
Problem 4. Find x, = , x > 0.
Problem 5. Find x, = , x > 0.
Problem 6. Find the solutions to this equation + = .
Problem 7. Solve this system of equations
+ = 40,
x + y = 8.
Find x and y.
Joke problem on solving exponential equation
Problem 1. Solve this exponential equation and find x: 3^[(x+1)/(x-5)] + 3^[(3x-9)/(x-5)] = 10/3.
Problem 2. If x^(x¹⁶) = 16, find x²⁰.
Problem 3. If 2^a = 3, 3^b = 2, find 1/(a+1) + 1/(b+1).
Solving problems on population growth using logistic functions
Problem 1. Assume there is a certain population of fish in a pond whose growth is described by the logistic equation.
It is estimated that the carrying capacity for the pond is 1600 fish. Absent constraints,
the population would grow by 120% per year.
If the starting population is given by P0 = 200, then estimate fish population after one and two years.
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