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Arrange the steps in the correct order to solve the equation 3 (2^2t-5 )- 4=10

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The equation: 3(2^2t-5)-4=10

1) Add 4 to each side of the equation --> 3(2^2t-5)=14

2) Divide both sides of equation by 3 --> (2^2t-5)=14/3

3) Take the log of each side --> log(2^2t-5)=log(14/3)

4) Use the Exponential Property and write 14/3 in decimal form --> (2t-5)log2=log4.67

5) Divide each side by log 2 --> 2t-5 = log4.67/log2

6) Find the value of log4.67/log2 and substitute --> 2t-5=2.23

7) Add 5 to each side of the equation --> 2t=2.23+5

8) Simplify --> t=3.625

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