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5=(1.5)^t/10
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whats t?
Is this it? \[5=\frac{1.5^{t}}{10}\]
3.69 seconds 10.50 seconds 39.69 seconds 40.00seconds those were my options
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@yessikah_6 Can you please confirm that the question is as I posted.
instead of the 1.5 to be over 10 its under the t?
so its 1.5 to the radical t/10
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\[5=1.5^{^{\frac{t}{10}}}\] So that is right?
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\[5=1.5^{\frac{t}{10}}\] Taking logs of both sides we get: \[\log_{} 5=\frac{t}{10}\log_{} 1.5\ ...........(1)\] To solve for t, first multiply both sides of (1) by 10. Then divide both sides of the result by log 1.5.
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