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Reil [10]
3 years ago
14

Consider the equation 14*10^0.5w=100

Mathematics
1 answer:
a_sh-v [17]3 years ago
6 0

Step-by-step explanation:

14*10^0.5w=100

14*10^{0.5w}=100

Solve the equation for w

divide by 14 on both sides

10^{0.5w}=\frac{100}{14}

Convert exponential form into log form

base is 10 so we convert into log form

log (a)= x  then a=10^x

10^{0.5w}=\frac{100}{14}

0.5w = log(\frac{100}{14} )\\0.5w = log(\frac{50}{7} )\\\\

divide both sides by 0.5

0.5w = log(\frac{50}{7} )\\\\\\w= 2 log(\frac{50}{7} )

Answer:

w= 2 log(\frac{50}{7} )

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