How do you solve $-4*6^(p+6)+4=2$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2016-08-22T12:28:19

$p = -6.387$

$-4*6^(p+6)+4 =2" isolate the term with the variable first"$

$(-4*6^(p+6))/-4=(-2)/-4$

$6^(p+6)=1/2 " variable is in the index" rArr log$

$log6^(p+6) = log (1/2)$

$(p+6) log6 = log(1/2)$

$p+6 = log(1/2)/log6 = -0.38685$

$p = -6.387$

How do you solve -4*6^(p+6)+4=2-4*6^(p+6)+4=2?