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(1/3)^8x-1=27
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27=(1/3)^(-3)
how?
http://usablealgebra.landmark.edu/algebra/exponents/rules.php (1/3)^(-3) = ((1/3)^(-1))^3 = 3^3 = 27
once the bases are equal, set the exponents equal: 8x-1 = -3
this method works for all equations that are one to one logs?
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yup. you can also you logs for this, but there is no need since the bases can be made the same
its precal so i have to use logs
using logs: log( (1/3)^(8x-1) ) = log(27) (8x-1) log(1/3) = log(27) (8x-1)*(-log(3)) = log(27) 8x-1= - log(27)/log(3) 8x-1 = - log base 3 of 27 8x-1 = -3 log(a)/log(b) = log base b of a
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