4th radical of (a^2/b) ... how would you use logs to solve it?
(2+ √3)/(2-√3) ... what is it equivalent to?
log4 + logx =28 ... find x.
Please include explanations. Thanks in advance!!
(2+ √3)/(2-√3) ... what is it equivalent to?
log4 + logx =28 ... find x.
Please include explanations. Thanks in advance!!
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4th radical of (a^2/b) solve what? There is no equation here.
2+ √3)/(2-√3) = 4 - 3 = 1
log4 + logx =28 \\ now this I can solve
Log(4x) = 28 \\ i assume this is base 10
10^(log(4x)) = 10^28
4x = 10^28
x = (1.0*10^28)/4 = 0.25*10^28 = 2.5*10^27
= 2,500,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000
ProfRay
2+ √3)/(2-√3) = 4 - 3 = 1
log4 + logx =28 \\ now this I can solve
Log(4x) = 28 \\ i assume this is base 10
10^(log(4x)) = 10^28
4x = 10^28
x = (1.0*10^28)/4 = 0.25*10^28 = 2.5*10^27
= 2,500,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000
ProfRay