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Mathematical Expression Editor
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Solve exponential equations with the same or different bases.
Watch the video below to learn how to solve any type of exponential equation. You
can print out these notes to follow along and keep notes to organize your
thoughts.
Note: Yes, you can use this method all of the time! While changing the bases to be the
same to rewrite the question can be easier sometimes, taking the log of both sides will
always solve exponential equations.
Solve the exponential equation below.
Solve the exponential equation below.
Solve the exponential equation below.
Solve the exponential equation below.
Solve the exponential equation below.
Solve the exponential equation below.
Solve the exponential equation below.
Main takeaway: Before looking, you should work through the previous problems.
Have you finished working through the examples?
While changing the bases to be
the same to rewrite the question can be easier sometimes, taking the log of both sides
will always solve exponential equations.
Start typing the name of a mathematical function to automatically insert it.
(For example, "sqrt" for root, "mat" for matrix, or "defi" for definite integral.)
Controls
Press...
...to do
left/right arrows
Move cursor
shift+left/right arrows
Select region
ctrl+a
Select all
ctrl+x/c/v
Cut/copy/paste
ctrl+z/y
Undo/redo
ctrl+left/right
Add entry to list or column to matrix
shift+ctrl+left/right
Add copy of current entry/column to to list/matrix
ctrl+up/down
Add row to matrix
shift+ctrl+up/down
Add copy of current row to matrix
ctrl+backspace
Delete current entry in list or column in matrix
ctrl+shift+backspace
Delete current row in matrix
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Start typing the name of a mathematical function to automatically insert it.
(For example, "sqrt" for root, "mat" for matrix, or "defi" for definite integral.)