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HOw would you solve this equation

5^x+6=4

Correct me if I'm wrong so far..

x+6 ln5=4

Divide by x+6..which would be

ln5=4/x+6...then what??
16 years ago

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Damon
It looks like you meant to type:
5^(x+6)=4
if so then
(x+6) ln 5 = ln 4
x + 6 = ln4 / ln 5 = .861
x = -6 + .861
16 years ago

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