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14 to the 7x power = 21
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do you mean \[\large 14^{7x} = 21\]
YES thanks :D
turn it into logarithmic form..that will give you \[\Large \log_{14} 21 = 7x\]
get the value of \(\log_{14} 21\) first then divide by 7...got it?
yes! So, like Log(14)21 = 24.06... then /7 = 3.43...
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let me check...wait..
did you do \[\large \log 21 \div \log 14\] on your calculator?
no i did Log(14)21... that wrong?
you need to do it like i said...that's how you do logs on calculator \[\large \log_a b = \log b \div \log a\] got it?
How do I do Log_a
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