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F(x)=1,800(0.07)^x
f(x)=400

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The solution for (x) in f(x) = 400 for the function
\(f(x) = 1,800(0.07)^x\) is obtained by setting up and solving the equation, resulting in
\(x = (\ln\left((2)/(9)\right))/(\ln(0.07))\).

The given function is
\(f(x) = 1,800(0.07)^x\), and you're seeking to find (x) when f(x) = 400. Set (f(x)) to 400 and solve for (x):


\[400 = 1,800(0.07)^x\]

To isolate (x), divide both sides by 1,800:


\[(400)/(1,800) = (0.07)^x\]

Simplify the fraction:


\[(2)/(9) = (0.07)^x\]

Take the natural logarithm (ln) of both sides:


\[ \ln\left((2)/(9)\right) = x \cdot \ln(0.07) \]

Solve for (x):


\[ x = (\ln\left((2)/(9)\right))/(\ln(0.07)) \]

Using a calculator, evaluate this expression to find the numerical value of (x).

In summary, the solution to f(x) = 400 for the given function
f(x)=1,800(0.07)^x is
\(x = (\ln\left((2)/(9)\right))/(\ln(0.07))\).

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