Solve for x. 4^(9x) = 9^(x+4) Write the exact answer using base-10 logarithms.
9x log(4) = (x+4) log(9) log(4) x+4 ----- = ---- log(9) 9x
the right goes to; (1/9) + (4/9x)
log(4) 1 4 ----- - --- = --- log(9) 9 9x 4 9x = ----------------- (log(4)/log(9)) - (1\9) 4 x = ---------------------- 9 [(log(4)/log(9)) - (1\9)]
maybe :)
I see where you're going with this. But when I punched the thing into wolframalpha. I get a different answer. its x = 4 log(3) / (9log(2) - log(3))
Do you have any idea how it came to that solution?
wolfram prolly simplified it; or i just plain missed it :)
log(3)?
yes log(3)
log(4) and log(9) are the only ones I see ..... cant tell why they got that
yea that is why im confused :/
thats the root; for x ... which might be the same thing have to look at
ah okay thanks for the help :)
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=y+%3D+%284^%289x%29%29+and+y%3D9^%28x%2B4%29 is what it gives me
same thing in exact form lol
i think you inputted it wrong this is what i got http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=4^%289x%29+%3D+9^%28x%2B4%29
we got the same results ..... the log(3) stuff
oh i didnt notice. lol
so is that right or is the answer you gave me right? or are they the same?
i cant see where mine is off; but i dint try to simplify nuthin; try thers, they seem to be smarter than me :)
but I dont know how they got there >.<
check out this one, in the other forms: http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=4%2F%289%28%28log%284%29%2Flog%289%29%29+-+%281%5C9%29%29&a=*FunClash.log-_*Log10.Log-
so they are the same :)
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