In its current format, the equation is in a logarithmic equation.
To convert to a linear equation the log transformation must be removed.
To remove the log transformation, one must multiply both sides of the
equation by the "opposite" or "reverse" of the log function.
Since it is not otherwise indicated, it can be assumes this is a base 10 log.
To reverse a base 10 log the function is converted to 10^x, where x is the function.
Therefore:
log y=0.6021
10^(log y)=10^(0.6021)
y=10^(0.6021)
y=4
Answer:
%
Step-by-step explanation:
Given: Jocelyn calculates that see will take 105 minutes to run 7 miles. She runs the distance in 84 minutes.
To find: Jillian’s percent error
Solution:
Actual time taken by Jocelyn to run 7 miles = 84 minutes
Approximate time taken by Jocelyn to run 7 miles = 105 minutes
Error =
minutes
Percent error = error/(Actual time taken) × (100) = 
Answer:
40
Step-by-step explanation: