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when does g(x)=e^3x - 70 equal 0?

 Jun 17, 2014

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It's where e^(3x) = 70

Take the natural log of both sides

 Ln e^(3x) =  Ln 70     And by  a property of logs, the left side just becomes 3x...so we have..

3x = Ln 70                  Divide both sides by 3

x =  Ln70 / 3    ≈ 1.416

 

 Jun 17, 2014
 #1
avatar+130511 
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Best Answer

It's where e^(3x) = 70

Take the natural log of both sides

 Ln e^(3x) =  Ln 70     And by  a property of logs, the left side just becomes 3x...so we have..

3x = Ln 70                  Divide both sides by 3

x =  Ln70 / 3    ≈ 1.416

 

CPhill Jun 17, 2014

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