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v^(-0.84)=0.0718, solve for v.
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You might want to approach this by taking the log of both sides. Use rules of logs to solve for v.
So is it ln(0.0718)/ln(-0.84)?
v^(-0.84)=0.0718 There's more to it than this: ln(0.0718)/ln(-0.84) If v^(-0.84)=0.0718, take the natural log of both sides. Please show your work so I can undrstand your through processes.
I honestly don't know how to start.
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\[\ln [v ^{-0.84}]=\ln[0.0718]\] Next, \[\ln [v ^{-0.84}]\]becomes -.084 ln v, so you have\[-0.84 \ln v = \ln 0.0718\]You'll need to solve this first for ln v and next for v itself.
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