Learn three methods to solve an exponential equation in this 15-minute video tutorial. Discover how to approach the problem 4 to the (3x – 6) = 64 using basic mathematical techniques. Gain valuable insights into exponential equation solving strategies that can be applied to similar problems. After watching, explore additional resources for middle and high school math, test preparation, and teacher certification math at TabletClass Math Academy's website.
Solving Exponential Equations: 4^(3x - 6) = 64
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Syllabus
4 to the (3x – 6) = 64, you can solve with BASIC MATH!
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TabletClass Math
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