Which equation is equivalent to log Subscript 3 Baseline (x 5) = 2?.
1 answer:
The equivalent equation is x - 4 = 0.
<h2>Linear system</h2>It is a system of an equation in which the highest power of the variable is always 1. A one-dimension figure that has no width. It is a combination of infinite points side by side.
<h3>Simplification</h3>Simplification is to make something easier to do or understand and to make something less complicated.
Given
The expression is .
The equivalent equation.
<h3>How to find the equivalent equation.</h3>The expression is .
On simplifying. we get
The equivalent equation is x - 4 = 0.
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V=x^3+5x^2-57x-189
Width: W=(x+3) in = 15 in →x+3=15
Solving for x:
x+3-3=15-3→x=12
With x=12 the Volume would be:
V=(12)^3+5(12)^2-57(12)-189
V=1,728+5(144)-684-189
V=1,728+720-684-189
V=1,575
V=W*D*H
Depth: D
Height: H
with H>D
V=1,575; W=15
Replacing in the equation above:
1,575=15*D*H
Dividing both sides by 15
1,575/15=(12*D*H)/15
105=D*H
3*5*7=D*H
D<H
If D=5→H=3*7→H=21
If D=7→H=3*5→H=15
Answer: Option <span>C. height: 21 in. depth: 5 in.
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Width: W=(x+3) in = 15 in →x+3=15
Solving for x:
x+3-3=15-3→x=12
With x=12 the Volume would be:
V=(12)^3+5(12)^2-57(12)-189
V=1,728+5(144)-684-189
V=1,728+720-684-189
V=1,575
V=W*D*H
Depth: D
Height: H
with H>D
V=1,575; W=15
Replacing in the equation above:
1,575=15*D*H
Dividing both sides by 15
1,575/15=(12*D*H)/15
105=D*H
3*5*7=D*H
D<H
If D=5→H=3*7→H=21
If D=7→H=3*5→H=15
Answer: Option <span>C. height: 21 in. depth: 5 in.
</span>
Please, see the attached file for another form to solve the problem