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find q(t)=ab^t, if q(5)=5 and q(7)=45
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first plug t = 5 and get 5 = a * b^5 the plug t = 7 and get 45 = a * b^7 can you do it by yourself now ?
here is a hint, what is \[\frac{ab^7}{ab^5}\] ?
i did plug in those numbers, but i still cant know how to go further, i still need some assistance
7/5?
45 = a * b^7 5 = a * b^5 divide the first be the second what do you get ?
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\[\frac{ab^7}{ab^5}=b^2\] is one answer
9= b^2
very good now take the square root of it
the other answer is \(\frac{45}{5}=9\) which tells you that \(b^2=9\) so you can find \(b\) once you have \(b\) substitute back to find \(a\)
thanks guys, really appreciate the assistance
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