Question

Solve 16^(d-4) = 3^(3-d) using logs

Answer 1

First, take the log of both sides.
Can you do that and show it?

Answer 2

Here are the steps:
1. Take log of both sides.
2. Use the rule: \(\log a^b = b \log a\) on both sides to make the exponents become multipliers.
3. Distribute (d - 4) on the left side and (3 - d) on the right side.
4. Move all terms with d to the left side and all terms without d to the right side.
5. Factor out the d on the left side.
6. Divide both sides by the quantity multiplying d.

Answer 3

I gave you the outline above.
gtg. bye

Answer 4

Thank You!

Answer 5

You're welcome.