(No Solving Anything!) Question
How can the properties of exponents help solve exponential equations?
That's a good question.
Does that mean you do not know it? @TwoPointInfinity
@texaschic101
idk
um all i know is your pretty...o.o
watch this.. http://learnzillion.com/lessons/3487-solve-exponential-equations-using-properties-of-exponents
well if you could post a specific question i cudve helped!
Not a matter of a question I need help on. It is for notes purposes. Texas - Is it possible for you to just sum it up for me? ._.
Basically it is just saying that if you can get the components of the exponential equation to have the same base, you can solve it using the properties of exponents.
@texaschic101 But HOW would you solve it with the properties? Specific details please!
an example would really help
This is all simply for notes' purposes so I do not have an example I can provide off the bat. If you would like to explain with one, that would be awesome!
you can solve for example \[\large 3^{2x}=27^{x-1}\] by writing \(27=3^3\) and by one property of exponents \[\large 27^{x-1}=(3^3)^{x-1}=3^{3x-3}\] making \[\large 3^{2x}=3^{3x-3}\] which makes \[2x=3x-3\]
if you have another exponential equation, we can solve it and see which if any properties of exponents are used
Thank you!
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