Question

9^(x+1)=27, can someone assist me with this i forgot how to do it cause i moved from the section.

Answer 1

ugh .. i wish i can help you on this but i forgot how too ....-.

Answer 2

Its fine

Answer 3

its -3/4

Answer 4

what im trying to do is solve for x, which is 1/2. i wanna know how i can get that number

Answer 5

there is a rule in mathematics that states if you can create the same base, you can solve for x using the powers only

Answer 6

9 and 27 can be rewritten using the same base, do you know which base I am referring to?

Answer 7

logarithm?

Answer 8

i wanna know how i can get to x+1=3/2

Answer 9

yes you can log both sides but it is easier to set it to the same base

Answer 10

logs are another approach

Answer 11

so how do i solve this?

Answer 12

well can you answer my question? can 9 and 27 have the same base? if so, what is it?
example 2 and 8 have the same base because 2^3 is also 8

Answer 13

i dont think they can although 9*3 is 27

Answer 14

how about 3? can you rewrite those numbers in exponential form using base 3?

Answer 15

no?

Answer 16

3^2 is
3^3 is

Answer 17

9 and 27 oh.. wow