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Question 702045
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solve for x in y=3^2x-1
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solve for x in y=3^(2x-1)
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Take the log of both sides:
(2x-1)*log(3) = log(y)
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2x-1 = log3(y)
2x = log3(y)+1
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x = (1/2)[log3(y)+1]
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Stan H.
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Take the base 3 log of both sides:
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The rest is just straight algebra:
John
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