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How do you solve 10(3^x) = 810 ?
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- - To Start,
Divide both sides by 10
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Solve For The Exponent:
- - Now use log to solve:
~Hope this helps
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3^x = 810/10
3^x = 81
Since 81 has a perfect fourth power of 3, which is 3*3*3*3 = 3^4 = 81
3^x = 3^4
You can easily remove the similar bases (which is 3) and bring down the exponent.
x = 4
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