SOLUTION: Use logs on both sides of the equation 9^28 - 9^27 / 8 = 3^x to find the unknown Please show all steps The 8 is dividing (9^28 - 9^27)
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Question 133258
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Use logs on both sides of the equation
9^28 - 9^27 / 8 = 3^x to find the unknown
Please show all steps
The 8 is dividing (9^28 - 9^27)
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Given :
x = 81
Answer by
jim_thompson5910(35256)
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Start with the given equation
Rewrite
into
Break up
into
through the identity
Factor out the GCF
Evaluate
to get 9
Subtract
Cancel like terms
Simplify
Rewrite
as
Multiply the exponents. Remember,
Multiply
Since the bases are equal, the exponents are equal. So this means that