4e^(2x)=5
general
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Friday, August 25, 2017
for the life of me i cant figure it out even though i KNOW it should be easy
wait
i just realized im a dumbass
for literally 20 minutes
i forgot that i can fucking divide both sides by 4
instead of taking ln4e
yeah but i was confusing the fuck out of myself
wait
if i have logx+log(x-3)=1
and then have log(x^2-3x)=1
what do i do from there?
do i assume the base is 10 and then go from there?
is there any other way to do it?
so im fucked in summer work right now, right?
i turn on spotify, first song that plays?
drowning
yeah i know it from there
i just didnt know if thats an acceptable way of doing it, fuck it tho
not -2. somce ;pgs
since logs*
how do i do:
(x-5)/(x-3) ≥ 0
well yeah
but how do i solve it?
no thats right
which one?
how do i arrive at that answer though
x is greater than or equal to 5
not just greater than
how do i arrive at that answer
you need to look where x<0 or equal to zero
so 5
is where its 0
If you need to show your work, make a table
or make a 1 axis plot
alright
at the different points
different key points
yeah what leg said
so x<3 and x≥5
yes
since anything else is either negative or not defined
what is the formula for inverse sine?
is it inverse sine + 2pin and then inverse sine (90-x) +2pin
hell if I know
yeah
im taking ab not bc btw
i dont have the time for bc
yeah, I have barely delt with complex and I am in university potahto, no clue what you are talking about
oh i wasnt talking about doing that
im just saying im not taking bc
i would probably drop on the spot of i had to do that this year
Prob would be wise if the expected you do do post calc 3 stuff lol
lol
okay so (x+1)^2(x-2)+(x-2)^2)(x+1)=0
Pfff, I have no idea how to do that Kappa
plz
its the last question on this page
