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Example Question #252 : Exponents
If and are integers and
what is the value of ?
To solve this problem, we will have to take the log of both sides to bring down our exponents. By doing this, we will get .
To solve for we will have to divide both sides of our equation by to get .
will give you the answer of –3.
Example Question #253 : Exponents
If and , then what is ?
We use two properties of logarithms:
So
Example Question #10 : Pattern Behaviors In Exponents
Evaluate:
, here and , hence .
Example Question #254 : Exponents
Solve for
None of the above
=
which means
Example Question #255 : Exponents
Which of the following statements is the same as:
Remember the laws of exponents. In particular, when the base is nonzero:
An effective way to compare these statements, is to convert them all into exponents with base 2. The original statement becomes:
This is identical to statement I. Now consider statement II:
Therefore, statement II is not identical to the original statement. Finally, consider statement III:
which is also identical to the original statement. As a result, only I and III are the same as the original statement.
Example Question #256 : Exponents
Write in exponential form:
Using properties of radicals e.g.,
we get
Example Question #261 : Exponents
Write in exponential form:
Properties of Radicals
Example Question #262 : Exponents
Write in radical notation:
Properties of Radicals
Example Question #263 : Exponents
Express in radical form :
Properties of Radicals
Example Question #264 : Exponents
Simplify:
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