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If 10^x=3, find the value of 10^(2x+1).
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log(3)=x, so 10^(2log(3)+1) would be your answer you can further simplify to 10^(log(9)+1)
Can't it be solved without using log?
Switching from exponential to logarithmic is the easiest way to find solutions to these types of problems.
But we are required to ude exponential method.
10^(2x+1) = 10^(2x) * 10^(1) = (10^x)^2 * 10.
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