SOLUTION: How do I solve 10^(x+4)=5^(2x), step by step?
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Question 372986
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How do I solve 10^(x+4)=5^(2x), step by step?
Answer by
jim_thompson5910(35256)
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Start with the given equation.
Take the natural log of both sides.
Pull down the exponents using the identity
Distribute
Subtract
from both sides.
Factor out the GCF 'x' on the right side.
Divide both sides by
.
Rewrite
as
Distribute
Combine like terms.
So the real solution is
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