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For question 19 Solve for a in the equation below. It may be helpful to convert the equation into exponential form.

log, 49 = x
x =

For question 19 Solve for a in the equation below. It may be helpful to convert the-example-1

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Answer:

Question 19

x = \boxed{\quad7\quad}


Question 20

\large y = \boxed{\quad 50\;e^(-2.3026t)\quad}

Explanation:

Question 19


\log_(7)49 = x\\\\

Using the log rule

\mathrm{If \; $log_a (y)= x$ then $y = x^a$ we get }\\\\49 = 7^x\\\\\mathrm{We \; know\;49 = 7^2}\\\\= > x = 2

Question 20


\mathrm{ Let\; y = 50 \cdot 0.1^t}

Therefore

(y)/(50) = 0.1^t\\\\\ln\left ((y)/(50)\right) = ln(0.1^t)

Using the log rule

\ln(a^t) = t \ln(a)\\\\\ln(0.1^t) = t \ln(0.1)\\\\\ln(0.1) = -2.3026\\\\= > \ln\left((y)/(50)\right) = -2.3026t\\\\\\

using the log rule:
\mathrm{ If \;\ln(y) = kt\;then\; y = e^(kt)}
we get


(y)/(50) = e^(-2.3026t)\\\\\mathrm{Multiply \;both \;sides \;by \;50}:\\\\y = \boxed{50e^(-2.3026t)}


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