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How to factor quadratic equations when the exponent is the unknown? See example:
20/(1.10)^x = 40
15 years ago

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Answered by bobpursley
This is not a quadratic equation

1.10^x=1/2
take the log of each side
x log 1.1= log .5
x= log.5/log1.1
15 years ago
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