For exponential equation:`2^(3-z)=625` , we may apply the logarithm property:
`log(x^y) = y * log (x)` .
This helps to bring down the exponent value.
Taking "log" on both sides:
`log(2^(3-z))=log(625)`
`(3-z)* log (2) = log(625)`
Divide both sides by log (2) to isolate (3-z):
`((3-z) * log (2)) /(log(2))= (log(625))/(log(2))`
`3-z=(log(625))/(log(2))`
Subtract both sides by 3 to isolate "-z":
`3-z=(log(625))/(log(2))`
-3 -3
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`-z=(log(625))/(log(2)) -3`
Multiply both sides by -1 to solve +z or z:
`(-1)*(-z)=(-1)* [(log(625))/(log(2)) -3]`
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`z~~-6.288 ` Rounded off to three decimal places.
To check, plug-in `z=-6.288` in `2^(3-z)=625` :
`2^(3-(-6.288))=?625`
`2^(3+6.288)=?625`
`2^(9.288)=?625`
`625.1246145~~625` TRUE
Conclusion: `z~~-6.288` as the final answer.
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