I am trying to find the point where $y=5$ intersects the curve $$y=1+3^x$$ My working so far: $$5=1+3^x$$
$$4=3^x$$
How do I work out this last step accurately?
I am trying to find the point where $y=5$ intersects the curve $$y=1+3^x$$ My working so far: $$5=1+3^x$$
$$4=3^x$$
How do I work out this last step accurately?
$$ 4 = 3^x \implies \log 4 = x \log 3 \implies x = \color{red}{\frac{\log 4}{\log 3}}$$