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How would you write it if the exponent is a fraction, for example, 8^-(x/3)=20
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Would you multiply by 3 to remove the 3 from the fraction? If so where would you put t in the equation?
you can just separate the fraction and take the power... as such: \[\huge8^{\frac{-x}{3}}=8^{\frac{1}{3}*-x}=2^{-x}\] then you just need to log both sides by base 2 \[-x=\log_2(20)\] kill the negative \[x=-\log_2(20)\] or \[x=-\frac{\ln 20}{\ln 2}\] if you prefer.
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