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PLEASE HELP!!! Dylan solved the exponential equation 3^(x+1) = 15 and his work is shown below. What is the first step he did incorrectly? Step 1: log3^(x+1) = log15 Step 2: 3 log(x + 1) = log15 Step 3: log(x + 1) = log 15/3 Step 4: log(x + 1) = 0.3920304 Step 5: ln[log(x + 1)] = ln0.3920304 Step 6: x + 1 = −0.936415 Step 7: x = −1.936415
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Step 2 doesn't look correct to me. I believe you can move the power to the front of the log, but not the 3. I am still very rusty on my logs and exponents, so please check my advice yourself.
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