By taking advantage of the definition of <em>exponential</em> and <em>logarithmic</em> function and their inherent relationship we conclude that the solution is x = 4 · ㏒ 3/(㏒ 7 - ㏒ 3).
<h3>How to solve an exponential equation by logarithms</h3>
<em>Exponential</em> and <em>logarithmic</em> functions are <em>trascendental</em> functions, these are, functions that cannot be described <em>algebraically</em>. In addition, <em>logarithmic</em> functions are the <em>inverse</em> form of <em>exponential</em> functions. In this question we take advantage of this fact to solve a given expression:
- 7ˣ = 3ˣ⁺⁴ Given
- ㏒ 7ˣ = ㏒ 3ˣ⁺⁴ Definition of logarithm
- x · ㏒ 7 = (x + 4) · ㏒ 3 ㏒ aᵇ = b · ㏒ a
- x · ㏒ 7 = x · ㏒ 3 + 4 · ㏒ 3 Distributive property
- x · (㏒ 7 - ㏒ 3) = 4 · ㏒ 3 Existence of additive inverse/Modulative and associative properties
- x = 4 · ㏒ 3/(㏒ 7 - ㏒ 3) Existence of multiplicative inverse/Modulative property/Result
By taking advantage of the definition of <em>exponential</em> and <em>logarithmic</em> function and their inherent relationship we conclude that the solution is x = 4 · ㏒ 3/(㏒ 7 - ㏒ 3).
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X=-b/2a is the formula for finding the axis of symmetry
So x= -30/2(5)
X=-30/10
X=-3
Because the axis of symmetry is -3, we know where to place our line, and we also know that the parabola is open downwards, which means that the vertex will be maximum. To find the vertex, plug in your values with the axis of symmetry as a midway point. Plug that in for x and so you should have the following:
F(x)
Y(f(x) and y variables are interchangeable) =5(-3)^2-30(-3)+49
Solve for y(f(x))
5(-3)^2-30(-3)+49
(-3)^2=3^2
3^2*5+30*3+49
Multiply
3^2*5+90+49
Add numbers
3^2*5+139
9*5=45
45+139=184
Y=184
So, your vertex would be
(-3,184) and it would be maximum. From there you can plug in the rest of your table of values.
Answer:
The formula for calculate the distance (d) between two points is: Given the points (9,-12) and (6,3), you can identify: Substitute these coordinates into the formula to find the equation that correctly shows how to determine the distance between the given points (9,-12) and (6,3)
Step-by-step explanation:
