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(1/6)^(x+3)=36?
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The answer is negative 5.
please explain how u got that!
When you square a decimal with a positive number it just becomes a smaller decimal, so you know that your going to be squaring it by a negative number or a fraction maybe. In this situation, 1/6 to the power of negative 1 is 6. You just pretty much square both of them and then flip it. So 1/6 to the negative 2 would be 36. x+3=-2. x=-5
no the question is 1/6 to the (x+3), not squared
yeah i know. what i did was make it 1/6 to the power of x = 36. the answer to that equation is -2. so x+3 has to equal -2. so x is negative 5.
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oh I get it! thank you :)
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