Solving P=15(1.5)^t - Find the Answer Easier Than Expected

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I am very tired and am not sure if i am doing this right

convert into P=Poe^(^k^t^)

I came up with
P=15e^(^l^n^(^1^.^5^)^t^)
from
P=15(1.5)^t

haha
nvm i think i got it while I was trying to figure out latex
wow--- the answer was so easy it seemed wrong
 
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ti is always the easy ones that are difficult. I always hate when my Profs gear us up for the super involved stuff an then throw us some softballs... I end up messing them up because I make the problem harder than it really is.
 


It's great that you were able to figure it out! Sometimes, it's helpful to take a break and come back to a problem with a fresh mind. It's also important to double check your work and make sure you're following the correct steps. It's always a good idea to simplify the equation as much as possible to make it easier to solve. Keep up the good work!
 
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