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In this video, we'll quickly solve the exponential equation for x WITHOUT using a calculator or even logarithms! For your Precalc and calc AB exam, it's crucial to save yourself time by learning valuable tips and tricks, such as in this video. I want you to crush your next exam and so we'll dive into a nifty way to solve this, simply using least-common multiples, and no other fancy math tricks. Hope you enjoy!
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[@thomasharding1838]

Did it in my head before watching. x = 1/2. 9 to the 0.5 power = 3. 9 to the 1st = 9. 9 x 3 = 27. 3 to the (2x0.5 + 1) => 3 to the 2nd = 9. 27 + 9 = 36.

[@RyanLewis-Johnson-wq6xs]

9^(x+1)+3^(2x+1)=36 x=1/2=0.5 x=1/2+(Log[3,0.004115226337448559670781893 recurring e^(2π)]+5)i= 0.5+(Log[3,0.004115226337448559670781893 recurring e^(2π)]+5)i