Let's recall the formula of
probability:
P = m / n, where m is the number of ways an
event, that has the property "solution of the equation: 3^(2x-6)=81" can occure and n is
the total number of possible outcomes.
To determine the
value for m, we have to solve, at first, the
equation
3^(2x-6)=81
We've
noticed that 81 is a power of 3 and we'll create matching bases, writting 81 =
3^4
3^(2x-6)=3^4
Since the
bases are matching, we'll apply one to one
property:
2x-6=4
We'll add 6
both
sides:
2x=6+4
x=10/2
x=5
Knowing
that x=5 is the single root for the equation 3^(2x-6)=81, that means that
m=1.
P=m/n, where m=1 and n=8 (8 countable elements in the
set)
The probability of an element from the
given set to be the solution of the equation 3^(2x-6)=81
is: P=1/8.
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