I don't know how to solve this.Please help! 3^x=2

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7 0

So 3^X= 2 is an exponential equation. The inverse of an exponential in ln. so take ln of both sides to solve.

Another way is to change the exponential into a log equation
So that would be log with base 3 to the power of 2 equals x.

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