SOLUTION: What do you do when you have:
1/2Log(6)16X=3
[that is log, base 6)
if you are solving for X, do you bring the "16X" to the other side?
so it would be 1/2Log(6)6^3=16X
I do
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1/2Log(6)16X=3
[that is log, base 6)
if you are solving for X, do you bring the "16X" to the other side?
so it would be 1/2Log(6)6^3=16X
I do
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Question 386648: What do you do when you have:
1/2Log(6)16X=3
[that is log, base 6)
if you are solving for X, do you bring the "16X" to the other side?
so it would be 1/2Log(6)6^3=16X
I don't know; I feel like I'm messing this up.. Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! 1/2Log(6)16X=3
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Multiply both sides by 2 to get:
Log6(16x) = 6
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base is 6
exponent is 6
result is 16x
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Write in exponential form:
6^6 = 16x
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x = (6^6)/16
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x = 2916
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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