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How can i get rid of the last delta x

Thank you so much! This worked! Mind if i pm you?

What goes here?

ok i’ll let you know when i got my answer...

i appreciate your help. I see that there is a hidden rule when adding two zeros.

84 goes into 90 one time. 90-84=6. I add two zeros on Six making it six hundred. 84 Goes into 600 seven times what am i doing wrong? If it is cause i am not using 900 instead of 90. Why would i us 900 when 90 is large enough?

Summary:: Working on percent word problem. I am doing the division by hand instead of a calculator. I can’t get the correct answer. The question is number 16 here is my work. [Moderator's note: Moved from a technical forum and thus no template.]

Will it be ok eventhough it is below precal?

I am going over review to cover some trig fundamentals. Am stuck and am looking for the right place to get help for a question.

Yea just solving for x but it’s X^4. I may have a few more things in mind that may work.

I stopped where it says e^15=3x^4 it seems complete but i am not sure.

I get it now but it wasn’t easy, my instinct was to Ln both sides when i seen the e Thanks.

You can keep “e^t” and isolate t without using logrithms?

I got stuck when i eliminated the parameter.