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To solve an equation of the form a b^x = d, you should first divide both sides by the coefficient _____.
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or you could just take the xth root of both sides and end up with B=xth root of D
a is the coefficent in this problem.
after dividing both sides by a, then you can take the xth root, or use properties of logarithms depending on which variable you are solving for
divide by a then take the log
for both sides
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B^x = d/a logB^x = log(d/a) xlogB = log(d/a) x= log(d/a)/logb
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