Example 2.19 Solve the equations (a) $16 = 10^x$ (b) $30 = e^x$ (c) $\log x = 1.5$ (d) $\ln x = 0.75$
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To do this, we can take the 16th root of both sides of the equation. So, a = ∛(10) For equation b^30 = e, we need to find the value of b. To do this, we can take the 30th root of both sides of the equation. So, b = ∛(e) Show more…
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