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How to solve these?!!

How to solve these?!!-example-1

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a. Because logarithm is defined as an inverse of exponential, you can do this (it has a base of 3, and that's equivalent to saying the thing on your homework):

3^y=x

c. Same thing:

3^y = x+1
or:

3^y-1=x

e. Subtract 2 from both sides:

3^(y-2) = x

g. Subtract 2:

3^(y-2) = x-1
or:

3^(y-2)+1=x

i. Add 1, and subtract two:

3^(y+1) -2 = x

Those are all your answers.
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