Question

1/4=8^3x^+5

Answer 1

Could you rewrite that, I don't understand what you've written

Answer 2

it s 1/4 = 8 with exponents of 3x plus 5

Answer 3

@.Sam.

Answer 4

1/4=8^3x+^5

Answer 5

i need my answer to bee in a fraction

Answer 6

Let me re-write it :)
\(\frac{1}{4}=8^{(3x+5)}\)

Answer 7

yes

Answer 8

how did you do that

Answer 9

It's latex.

Answer 10

Let's solve your equation step-by-step.
1
4
=(83)(x5)
1
4
=512x5
Step 1: Subtract 512x^5 from both sides.
1
4
−512x5=512x5−512x5
−512x5+
1
4
=0
Step 2: Subtract 1/4 from both sides.
−512x5+
1
4
−
1
4
=0−
1
4
−512x5=
−1
4
Step 3: Divide both sides by -512.
−512x5
−512
=
−1
4
−512
x5=
1
2048
Step 4: Take root.
x=(
1
2048
)(
1
5
)
x=0.217638
Answer:
x=0.217638
http://www.mathpapa.com/algebra-calculator.html i got bored watching you guys

Answer 11

xD nice one @jjcoolja12

Answer 12

no it needs to be fraction that's all the answer choices i have are

Answer 13

Now that is confusing hahah

Answer 14

yawn

Answer 15

What's your attempt on this @First_world_PROBLEMS ?

Answer 16

a.-7/3 b. -13/9 c.-17/9 d.-7/9

Answer 17

those are the answer choices i have for this problem

Answer 18

a fail @.Sam. thats what is was

Answer 19

kept getting syntax error

Answer 20

Do you know how to rewrite it in logarithmic form?

Answer 21

Actually

Answer 22

1/4 =

\[\frac{ 1 }{ 2^2 } = 2^{-2}\]

8 = \[2^3\]

so you can convert your original equation to:

where: \[2^{3 * (3x +5)}\]

can you solve it now?

Answer 23

You also have to use the base change formula.

Answer 24

@sleepyjess can you help me peeeeaasse theses guys are no help i neeeed a fraction answer not a decimal

Answer 25

Jadedry's method is much more easier.

Answer 26

To recap:

\[2^{-2} = 2^{3 * (3x +5)} = 2^{9x + 15}\]

Answer 27

There's an easy way to solve this kinda like @Jadedry did, just 5 steps

Answer 28

@First_world_PROBLEMS Try to follow the steps and get the answer. You won't be able to solve these types of equations if you want the answer straight forward.

Answer 29

^ what he said

Answer 30

it's very important to understand the question and the path to the answer!

Answer 31

right now im low on time i've been working on this last problem for almost an hour wich is rediculous

Answer 32

which*

Answer 33

It's -1.88.. :3

Answer 34

@Jadedry Show him the steps to calculate :)

Answer 35

no thanks

Answer 36

Well, you just to solve for x now.

You can just take them as linear equations rather than indices, just calculate:

\[-2 = 9x + 15\]

Answer 37

x.x

Answer 38

rip
here lies First_world_PROBLEMS

Answer 39

can you solve
-2 = 9x+15 ?

Answer 40

No -_-'

Answer 41

14=8^(3x+5)

Answer 42

just over it

Answer 43

What about:

\[-17 = 9x\]

solve for x!

Answer 44

irrelevant ^

Answer 45

Ohh man, you will have to recap your previous knowledge @First_world_PROBLEMS.

Answer 46

kidding

Answer 47

this problem has been closed