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User Jahir
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Answer:


\large \boxed{\sf \bold{A.} \ x=11.21}

Explanation:


\large \sf log_3 (x)=2.2

Solve this by converting the logarithmic statement into its equivalent exponential form, using the relationship:


\large \sf log_b(y)=x


\large{\sf y=b^x}

Apply the relationship.


\large \sf log_3 (x)=2.2


\large \sf x=3^(2.2)


\large \sf x=11.21157845...


\large \sf x \approx 11.21

User Oyvind
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Answer:

11.21157846 =x

Explanation:

We know log b (a) = c can be written as b^c =a

log 3 (x) = 2.2

3^2.2 = x

11.21157846 =x

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