Solving Exponential Equations II LG: I can use trial and error to solve exponential equations.

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Solving Exponential Equations II LG: I can use trial and error to solve exponential equations

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Recall: Solving for an exponent by finding a common base 2 x = x-3 = x = 9 x+2 Practice: 3 2x -7 = 3 -x 4 x+24 = 64 3x

Minds On… Solve for x : 9 x+2 = 27 2x

Solving exponential equations using trial and error 3 x = 57 x = 612 x =

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