72 x 87.5 = 6300
The problem now is: 28 x 2^(6300)
Set the problem equal to x: x = 28 x 2^6300
Find the log of both sides: log(x) = log(28 x 2^6300)
Now, use some properties of logs:
log(x) = log(28) + log(2^6300)
log(x) = log(28) + 6300log(2)
My calculator says that log(28) + 6300log(2) = 1897.936 (approx)
log(x) = 1897.936
Changing back into exponential form: x = 10^(1897.936) = 10^(1897 + 0,936)
which is: x = 10^1897 x 10^0.936
But, 10^0,936 = 8.63 (approx), so x = 10^1897 x 8.63 or 8.63 x 10^1897.
Do the exponent first 72 x 87.5 = 6300
This is going to be a really big number
28 x 2^6300
28 x 2^6300 the 2^6300 will come back as an error or infinity on most calculators......some may come back with a scientific notation
72 x 87.5 = 6300
The problem now is: 28 x 2^(6300)
Set the problem equal to x: x = 28 x 2^6300
Find the log of both sides: log(x) = log(28 x 2^6300)
Now, use some properties of logs:
log(x) = log(28) + log(2^6300)
log(x) = log(28) + 6300log(2)
My calculator says that log(28) + 6300log(2) = 1897.936 (approx)
log(x) = 1897.936
Changing back into exponential form: x = 10^(1897.936) = 10^(1897 + 0,936)
which is: x = 10^1897 x 10^0.936
But, 10^0,936 = 8.63 (approx), so x = 10^1897 x 8.63 or 8.63 x 10^1897.