Answer: f(x) > g(x).
If f(x) = 1000(3)x and g(x)=8x
fx=3000x
f=3000x/x
f=3000
g(x)=8x
g=8x/x
g=8
<span>For whatever amount of X (positive), the
statement f(x) > g(x) is true.</span>
2x+6y=24
Explanation: $2 each meaning it’s 2 times x because we don’t know how many hoots and $6 each meaning it’s also 6 times y and then $24 is our total meaning =24 so your answer is 2x+6y=24
Answer:
y=2
x=-1
Step-by-step explanation:
Log₄8 + 3 · log₄x
so the easiest way to do this is to note that these logs are separated by an addition symbol--it isn't "log₄8 + 3" times "log₄x"
log₄8
plus
3 · log₄x
for the second log, you can condense it with log properties/rules: the coefficient out front, when you condense it, becomes the exponent for the argument of your log:
3 · log₄x = log₄(x³)
so, having condensed that, your equation reads:
log₄8 + log₄(x³)
you could technically evaluate the first log, but the question wants both of these to become a single logarithm, which means you want to combine them. log properties state that if logs are being added, you can multiply their arguments (for example: logₓab = logₓa + logₓb)
you just want to apply that property to this, so you'll be multiplying your arguments 8 and x³:
log₄(8x³) is the answer, expressed as one logarithm.
Answer:
18
Step-by-step explanation:
