How can i extract a from the expression: a^b=c ?
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2009-05-03 4:26 pm
✔ 最佳答案
a = b root of c
2009-05-03 11:54 pm
a^b = c
a = ^bâc
a = ^bâc
2009-05-03 11:38 pm
a=c^(1/b)
2009-05-03 11:31 pm
a=c^(1/b)=\b/"""""'c'"""""
I regret that I can NOT type radicals with my keyboard.
I regret that I can NOT type radicals with my keyboard.
2009-05-03 11:28 pm
You would do the b root of each side, because this cancels the b on the a. For example, when you have a^2, you would square root it to get just a, because this would mean a is raised to 2/2 (or 1). This would then leave you with a= root b of c.
參考: I'm in AP calculus...
2009-05-03 11:31 pm
Another "tricky" solution!
b ln(a) = ln(c)
ln(a) = ln(c)/b
a = e^(ln(c)/b)
b ln(a) = ln(c)
ln(a) = ln(c)/b
a = e^(ln(c)/b)
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