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Ok, thanks :smile:

PS Oh and also, I forgot to post this part, we just learned how to do that second equation in class, as you said there is no simple way to solve it algebraically so you have to graph the two equations and find their intersection.

"Why is this in the calculus section? It doesn't have anything to do with calculus." I didn't realize that wasn't calculus. What should it have been under? "log" means logarithm base 10, I take it? It would have been a good idea to say so at the start." And I'm sorry you were confused...

Hi, I have a couple of problems that involve solving exponential equations using logarithms. One of them I got an answer but I'm not positive whether I did it right, and one of them I have no idea... 3^(4logx)= 5 (4logx)log3=log5 logx=log5/4log3 logx=.698/1.91 logx=.365 10^.365=x...

Thanks Ohh I see. I didn't realize it was that easy haha. Thanks a lot Kate

Hi, I'm new to this forum, I'm taking honors Physics this year and I'm not sure of what I'm doing in this homework problem... "Joe pushes on the handle of a 10 kg lawn spreader. The handle makes a 45 degree angle with the horizontal. Joe wishes to accelerate the spreader from rest to 1.39...