Find a way to turn the fraction into a whole number so it will be easier to multiply, add, etc.
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So in equations you want to do the same thing to both sides so that the equation will stay equal
when dealing with one unknown number (m) try to get them all on the same side
0.6m+3=2m+0.2
I usually like positive unknowns so
subtract 0.6m from both sides
3=1.4m+0.2
subtract 0.2 from both sides
2.8=1.4m
divide both sides by 1.4
2.8/1.4=2=x
if dividing by decimals move the decimal either round the decimals up or down then divide. or multiply them by the 10 to the same power then divide.
x=2
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We have that
<span>Log3 a/3
</span>Rewrite log3(a/3) using the change of base <span>formula
we know that
</span>The change of base rule can be used if a and b are greater than 0 and not equal to 1, and x is greater than 0<span>.
</span>so
loga(x)=<span>logb(x)/<span>logb<span>(a)
</span></span></span>Substitute in values for the variables in the change of base <span>formula
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in this problem
b=10
a=3
x=a/3
log3(a/3)=[log (a/3)]/[log (3)]
the answer is
[log (a/3)]/[log (3)]
