Solving Exponential Equations with Common Bases (Precalculus - College Algebra 54)

How to solve exponential equations when they are able to be manipulated into having common bases. This is a special case where the equation can be simplified into having only one exponential expression on each side of the equation.

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[riddlewrong]

23:47 He factors it, and that's totally fine. But you can also use the quadratic formula here and get the same result. I sometimes have issues with mixing up numbers or dropping signs when I'm doing calculations by hand, so any time I can put it into a calculator to verify accuracy, I like to. Hope that helps some of you out there.

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[georgesadler]

Professor Leonard, thank you for Solving and Explaining Exponential Equations with Common Bases. This material is simple to follow as long as students knows the laws of exponents with common bases.

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[fernandolozano]

what is the technique he uses to factor the quadratic equation at 24:12? I would like to learn that.

[bloodyadaku]

I was always under the impression that while this rule, while it works MOST of the time, doesn't work ALL of the time. I know that this is not always true when talking about complex numbers, but I feel as though there are some other examples, other than trivial cases such as a base of 0 or 1. Can you please confirm or deny?

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2)Bisection method
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