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2^(-6x)=15^(x-3) Solve for x . Write the exact answer using base-10 logarithms.
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ok actually it is \[-6x\log(2)=(x-3)\log(5)\]
multiply out on the left get \[-6x\log(2)=x\log(5)-3\log(5)\] then \[x\log(5)+6x\log(2)=3\log(5)\] \[x\left(\log(5)+6\log(2)\right)=3\log(5)\] \[x=\frac{3\log(5)}{\log(5)+6\log(2)}\]
thats the right answer
except everywhere i wrote a 5, you should write a 15
satellite can you come help me please!!!!!!!!!! after this
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