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    This document provides steps for solving exponential and logarithmic equations: check if the bases are the same for exponential equations, condense logarithmic equations, make the bases the same by taking the log of both sides, and then convert the equation to exponential form.

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    This document provides steps for solving exponential and logarithmic equations: check if the bases are the same for exponential equations, condense logarithmic equations, make the bases the same by taking the log of both sides, and then convert the equation to exponential form.

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    Solving Exponential and Log Equations Flow Chart

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    Rebecka Kermanshahi Peterson
    This document provides steps for solving exponential and logarithmic equations: check if the bases are the same for exponential equations, condense logarithmic equations, make the bases the same by taking the log of both sides, and then convert the equation to exponential form.

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    Exponential Equations

    Are the bases the same?

    Logarithmic Equations
    CONDENSE.

    Exponential Equations
    Are the bases the same?

    Logarithmic Equations
    CONDENSE.

    Can you make the bases the same?

    Is there one log on both sides of the equation?

    Can you make the bases the same?

    Is there one log on both sides of the equation?

    Take logb of both sides (typically ln).

    Convert to exponential form.

    Take logb of both sides (typically ln).

    Convert to exponential form.

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