Question 1079943: Please help not sure how to solve this equation.
(16^(x+2))/(64)=((1)/(64))^(3x-2) Found 3 solutions by Theo, MathLover1, MathTherapy:Answer by Theo(13342) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! your solution should be x = .4545454545 which is equivalent to 5/11.
if you graph y = 16^(x+2)/64 and y = (1/64)^(3x-2), their intersection should show you the solution.
the graph looks like this:
the calculations are messy so i'll write them manually and show you them in the following picture.
------- Converting all bases to base 4
2x + 1 = - 9x + 6 ------ Bases are equal and so are the exponents
2x + 9x = 6 - 1
11x = 5
It'as SIMPLE as that!!
There's ABSOLUTELY NO reason, at all, to use logs!! Doesn't make sense to me why someone would!