Question

help please

Answer 1

@dude

Answer 2

first we divide both sides by 4

what does that get you?

Answer 3

\(6^{3x} = 55.25\)

then we want to put this in a log form

Answer 4

I'll provide the general outline of what you should do next, seeing as you have logged off:

the next step would be to get x all alone.

then we want the log to be a base 10 instead of base 6
we can do that with this idea:

Answer 5

doing that would get you to your answer

if you get stuck along the way, feel free to tag me when you come back

Answer 6

alright

Answer 7

@Angle

Answer 8

what part did you need help with?

Answer 9

i just still dont get it completely, it's just strange to me

Answer 10

I understand that, lol, even I had to google the equations
they're sometimes weird to use

what have you gotten so far?

Answer 11

my mind says it's C, but i just dont think it is

Answer 12

it's not C

here, I got you to this step:
\(6^{3x} = 55.25\)

what happens next?

Answer 13

b = 6
c = 3x
a = 55.25

Answer 14

okay..

Answer 15

b = 6
c = 3x
a = 55.25

plug that into

\(log_b (a) = c\)

Answer 16

so log_6 (55.25) = 3x

Answer 17

awesome!

then we want to solve for x

so divide both sides by 3

Answer 18

eh...

Answer 19

(1/3) log_6 (55.25)

great awesome

then



plug in
x = 55.25
a = 6
and
b you can just leave blank

Answer 20

okay..

Answer 21

what do you get?

plug in
x = 55.25
a = 6

\(\large \frac{log(x)}{log(a)}\)

Answer 22

oh, log55.25/log6

Answer 23

A?

Answer 24

tah dahhh
A is correct

Answer 25

can you help with one more?

Answer 26

post it as a new question