Original post by Retsek
Find the roots of the equation:
(10^(2-2x)) = 2 * 10^(-x)
So I need to find when this equals 0, but have no clue what after that.
(10^(2-2x)) = 2 * 10^(-x)
So I need to find when this equals 0, but have no clue what after that.
How far have you gotten?
Original post by RDKGames
How far have you gotten?
Is this right?
Original post by Retsek
Is this right?
Is this right?
No.
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