Answer:
3
Step-by-step explanation:
Rewrite the logarithmic notation to index notation.
4^x=64
Change 64 to index notation
ie 64 = 4^3
Since the base is the same(4) cancel them out
You remain with x = 3
(sqrt7)^6x = 49x - 6
There is no easy way to solve this . Drawing a graph will give a good approximation.
Draw y = (sqrt7)66x
and y = 49x - 6 and see where they intersect
Ill draw it on desmos graphing tool and give you the link.
Now, a ferris wheel is a circular
motion machine correct me if I'm wrong, so we have to start on ground
level, meaning that we have to start from any y=0.
The first graph does not start from 0, I do not really believe the poor
child had to vlimb the ferris wheel to take a seat.
Using algebra...
n and n+2 are the integers
n*(n+2)=288
n^2+2n=288
n^2+2n-288=0
288=2*2*2*2*2*3*3=(2*2*2*2)*(2*3*3)=16*18 and 18-16=2
factor
(n+18)(n-16)=0
n+18=0
n=-18
n+2=-16
this is one solution
n-16=0
n=16
n+2=18
this is another solution
as you can see, it's just a matter of factoring
288
using arithmetic...
√288=16.97≈17
16 and 18 are the integers (as well as -16 and -18)
