28x = 7 solve.
Divide both sides by 28
oh I'm sorry, the x is an exponent @kc_kennylau
take log on both the sides and then proceed
so log 28 and log 7? i have to find those to proceed
nope here are the steps: 1) divide both the sides by 28 2) take log on both sides : you will get x= log(7/28) because log(exp(x))=x
ohhhhh okay that makes sense lemme try
log28^x=log7 => xlog28=log7 =>x=log7/log28
\[\Large\begin{array}{rcl} 28^x&=&7\\ \log28^x&=&\log7\\ x\log28&=&\log7\\ x&=&\frac{\log7}{\log28} \end{array}\]
PostScript: The base of the logarithm does not matter.
okay i got it wrong way... i thought it as 28 * exp(x) = 7 sorry
@kc_kennylau is absolutely right.
how do i read that? lol i can kinda understand it
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your post before you said post script? why are there the brackets and stuff
oh
your computer cannot render LaTeX
well thats strange lol
That is strange because no setup is needed to render LaTex... try refreshing the page?
wouldnt it be \[\log_{28} 7 = x \] ?
@wendylisette \(\large\log_{28}7\) and \(\dfrac{\log7}{\log28}\) are just the same :)
still isnt working but i think i figured it out by the format you all gave
ahh okay (: but if you have a ti-84 calculator just plug it in
lol i dont, but i found one online. a logarithm calculator
oh ok (:
@aly_peters I'll try to translate it to plain text: 28^x = 7 log(28^x) = log 7 x log 28 = log 7 x = log 7 / log 28
its 0.5839708 it's much longer than that but i cut it off
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