Exponential equations homework

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The discussion revolves around a request for help with solving exponential equations, specifically five provided problems. The user expresses difficulty in understanding and solving these equations, highlighting a lack of familiarity with the concepts involved. Respondents emphasize the need for clarity regarding the user's attempts and understanding of the equations, suggesting that sharing specific methods used would facilitate better assistance. There is also a request for clarification on notation, particularly regarding the interpretation of expressions. Overall, the user seeks guidance to improve their grasp of exponential equations.
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Please , can anybody help me to do these and to explan to me?
I tried tried, but i can't do anything.


1. 4x-1 + 4x + 4x-1=84
2. 15 * 2x+1 + 15 * 2 x-1 =135
3. 8x + 18= 2* 27x
4. 3x-8*3x/2 +15=0
5. 5x - 53-x=20


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At the 5th i do like this:
5x - 53-x=5*4 /5
5x-1-52-x=4 and i can't do more, i have just learn for exponential equations and I don't know so good , and that is the reason that i want to help me.the problem is that i want to solve,thanks


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I'm glad to hear you have tried. What have you tried? We can't make suggestions if we don't know what you already know about the problems or what you already tried. Show us what you have done.

It would also help if you told us exactly what the problems are! You give a list of equations. Are you trying to solve the equations? And please use parentheses to clarify what you mean. I would tend to interpret "4^x-1" as 4x-1. Do you mean 4^(x-1) which is 4x-1?
 


Do you know what a logarithm is?
 


muppet , i sad before , i have just learned for exponential equations , and I don't know soo good, and if you know better please help to solve these , thank you
 
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