Question

This is using logarithms. I'm stuck on this problem
6^(x-3/4)=square root of 6
Please Help!

Answer 1

6^(1/2)=6^(x-3/4)
x-3/4=1/2, solve for x

Answer 2

sqrt(6)=6^(1/2)

Answer 3

\[\ln 6^{x-3/4}= 6^{1/2}\]
\[(x-3/4)\ln 6=(1/2)\ln 6\]
\[x-3/4=1/2\]
x=5/4

Answer 4

\[6^{x-3/4}=\sqrt{6}=6^{1/2}\implies x-3/4=1/2 \implies x=5/4\]

Answer 5

sorry for my ans. I miss ln on the right hand side but the other steps are ok

Answer 6

OMG Thank Ya'll Sooo Much!!!! I appreciate it!
And its fine, its more than what I've done so far.

Answer 7

:D
I am glad that I can give a helping hand to you.

Answer 8

Well thank you, I appreciate it! :)

Answer 9

Are you a college student? I am just interested.

Answer 10

haha yea I am

Answer 11

me2 and I am from Hong Kong. :D

Answer 12

Thats awesome, I'm from North America. I bet ya'll are A LOT smarter than we are! lol

Answer 13

maybe I am just a bit older than you. I am now Form 7, the last year in college. If I am lucky enough, I will be in the university next year.

Answer 14

Wow thats pretty good. i have a long ways until I get into a university. I'm barely finishing up my first year in a junior college this may.

Answer 15

oh, i see. Keep going!

Answer 16

I am! lol Even though its going to take forever to graduate. Good luck to you though!