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25=5(2^x)
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i guess that makes \(2^x=5\)
Ok we are trying to isolate the x Our first step woyld be to divide 5 from both sides \[\frac{25}{5}=\frac{5*2^x}{5}\] \[5=2^x\] Take the log on both sides \[\log 5= \log(2^x)\] \[\log 5=x \log 2\] \[\frac{\log 5}{\log 2}=x\]
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I was just messing around with latex. Wasn't going to answer.
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