( Part A: Ok 2,6 and 6,2 and 0,3 and 4.5,6 you can add 2,6 and every other number with part b which is 2,6 +0,3= 2,3 and also 2,6+4.5,6= 6.5,12 and you can do the same with 6,2 and you will get 6,5 and 10.5,8)
(Part B: 2,3^6.5,12^6,5^10.5,8)
~Riley Hope this helped :P
Assuming John does not get premium pay for hours over 40, his pay will be ...
... 43 hours × $9.00 = $387
... - 6.2% × $387 = $23.99
... - 1.45% × $387 = $5.61
... - $15.00
... - 5% × $387 = $19.35
... - 10% × ($387 -19.35) = $36.77
... = $286.28 . . . . net pay after all the deductions
<span><span><span><span>4x = 16</span><span>log 4x = log 16</span> </span><span>Take the common logarithm of both sides. (Remember, when no base is written, that means the base is 10.) What can you do with that new equation?</span></span><span> <span><span>log 4x = log 16</span>x<span> log 4 = log 16</span></span>Use the power property of logarithms to simplify the logarithm on the left side of the equation.</span><span> <span>x<span> log 4 = log 16</span></span><span>Remember that log 4 is a number. You can divide both sides of the equation by log 4 to get x by itself.</span></span><span>Answer<span>Use a calculator to evaluate the logarithms and the quotient.</span></span></span>
1. y=4 x=0
2. I think no solution
