Math problem
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Wheres rainman?
KarmaInitiative
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π?
TheButterHashira
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its pretty close to 6. I tried to solve it with my graphing calculator.
RevealingSkirt
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What is the equation?
I see that you put 8^x-6 = 9^5x+2 but that could be a multitude of things.
Use grouping symbols for what the numbers are actually raised to because as it is I can't tell what the actual equation is. It could be (8^x)-6 or (8^x-6) and it could also be (9^5)x-2, (9^5x)-2 and also (9^5x-2). Depending on which one it is, will really determine what your solution is. I solved for what I thought it was and got no real solutions but it is possible I solved for the wrong equation.
I see that you put 8^x-6 = 9^5x+2 but that could be a multitude of things.
Use grouping symbols for what the numbers are actually raised to because as it is I can't tell what the actual equation is. It could be (8^x)-6 or (8^x-6) and it could also be (9^5)x-2, (9^5x)-2 and also (9^5x-2). Depending on which one it is, will really determine what your solution is. I solved for what I thought it was and got no real solutions but it is possible I solved for the wrong equation.
TheButterHashira
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Try 5.091447 and .50855
I tried to do some log stuff but I don't know if its right.
I tried to do some log stuff but I don't know if its right.
RevealingSkirt
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x = 2i pi +log 81 +18 log 2
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log 8 - 10 log 3 and n (element) Z where Z = set of integers.
solved.
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log 8 - 10 log 3 and n (element) Z where Z = set of integers.
solved.
RevealingSkirt
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2 i pi n
forgot the n in my original post.
forgot the n in my original post.
rickroller
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math=poop
da_leet_ski
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Based on my calculations
x = elevendyhundred
x = elevendyhundred
