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  • 03-09-2016
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solve this t 40=15(1.2)^t

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  • 03-09-2016
[tex]t * 40=15(1.2)^t[/tex] 

[tex]t(40)=15(1.2^t)[/tex]  [tex]|Simplify| [/tex]

[tex]40t=15(1.2^t)[/tex] 

[tex]15(1.2^t)=40t[/tex]  [tex]|Flip \ the \ given \ equation|[/tex] 

[tex] \dfrac{15(1.2^t)}{15} =\ \textgreater \ \dfrac{40t}{15} [/tex] 

[tex]1.2^t= \dfrac{8}{3}t [/tex]
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