Exponential equation - practice problems

An exponential equation is one in which the variable appears in an exponent, typically in the form a^x = b or expressions involving exponential functions. Solving these equations often requires using logarithms to "bring down" the exponent, since logarithms are the inverse of exponentials. Common techniques include equating exponents when bases are the same, or applying natural logarithms to both sides. Exponential equations model rapid growth or decay processes including population growth, radioactive decay, compound interest, and epidemic spread. Solutions may involve properties of exponents and logarithms such as log(a^x) = x·log(a). Understanding these equations is crucial for science, finance, and modeling real-world phenomena involving exponential change.

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