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\[2^{b+1}=7.31\\ b+1=\frac{\ln(7.31}{\ln(2)}\]
i assume you want a numeric answer
for \(b\) right?
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yes
that makes \[b=\frac{\ln(7.31)}{\ln(2)}-1\] and a calculator
yes that is what i did and i got 1.18699, right?
i didn't do it hold on
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so we did it right!
but my math teacher go a different answer
1.86987...
3.8699 is what my math teacher got
do you think he did it wrong?
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well either there is a typo in your question or your math teacher did it wrong
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