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OpenStudy (anonymous):

8logt 81=32

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Is the question 8 ( log(t)(81) )= 32 ?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

These are the two log rules you'll need: log (xy) = log(x) + log(y) and log x^y = y log(x) 8 (log(t) + log 81) = 32 8 (log(t) + log (3^4)) = 32 8log(t) + (8)(4)log(3) = 32 8log(t) + 32 log (3) = 32 8log(t) = 32 - 32 log(3) Now divide both sides by 8. log(t) = 4 - 4 log (3) Now I used my calculator. log(t) = 2.09151 10^(log t) = 10^2.09151 t = 123.46

OpenStudy (mathmale):

Dear Studious Danielle, Here's the question as I read it: 8logt 81=32; verbal instructions: Solve for the base t such that 8 (log to base t) of 81 = 32. If that's the problem you wanted to solve, here's my approach: Immediately divide both sides of the equation by 8. Then (log to the base t) of 81 = 4 Since the two functions y = (base a)^x and y = (log to the base a) of x are inverse functions, we can write t^(log to the base t) of 81 = t^4 This reduces to 81 = t^4. t=? Hint: 81=3^4, so 3^4 = t^4. Then base t must be what?

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