Solve for x (to four decimal places) in each of the following.a) x (0.25) logs(125)ogc) )1 +5(1.015)*-2 = 9d) e(4x-7).e2x)= 2e1D A BIf) (414)x (1/4)* 3g) 3x-4-72x +5

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Solve for x (to four decimal places) in each of the following. a) x (0.25) logs(125) og c) )1 +5(1.015)*-2 = 9 d) e(4x-7).e2x)= 2e 1 D A BI f) (414)x (1/4)* 3 g) 3x-4-72x +5

Solve for x (to four decimal places) in each of the following. a) x (0.25) logs(125) og c) )1 +5(1.015)-2 = 9 d) e(4x-7).e2x)= 2e 1 D A BI f) (414)x (1/4) 3 g) 3x-4-72x +5