Josh/Eris solved the problem, thank you again:)
We have so much in common!!! We should be besties
I wish I was a little bit taller
i wish i was still a math nerd
dezeriae You can use logs, the point is, don't use more advanced math than high school, and do it under maximum 15 minutes. They can just trial and error it. It isn't hard.
using logs is taught in high schools though..
There is no closed-form solution for x*logx =n, which is what this problem breaks down to. PETA is right. Algebra won't cut it
or I can keep not being a huge nerd lul
like smth along the lines to get the 2^x in the left line and remove the 2^ for both n ***, man I need to freshen up on my math knowledge
I think this is a pretty easy question, I just forgot how to math
You can use logs, the point is, don't use more advanced math than high school, and do it under maximum 15 minutes.
Peta AdrenalineMime impossible 2 solve using algebra alone Why is the correct answer being downvoted.
How did you come up with this equation? If you try to solve it algebraically, you'll end up with x both in a base and an exponent. Have fun solving that.
dezeriae I don't understand the confusion, but again: Ew... This is why I don't look to apply this subject.
wait, I messed up transcribing it, the 1/100 is actually a 2^(1/100) or just ~1.0007
This is as close as I can get without logs
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you ruined everything dezeriae i hope you fail your class
oh *** you can't delete posts in this thread. i made a mistake.
Jen, it's the same, I just divided by 64 (2^6).
impossible 2 solve using algebra alone
I don't understand the confusion, but again:
Also, this is not homework:)
Math geeks, unite!
