Ask a New Question
Search
Solve: Log5(x-2) + log8(x-4)= log6(x-1)
Solve:
Log5(x-2) + log8(x-4)= log6(x-1)
1 answer
asked by
NR
971 views
Solve for x: log5(x-2)+log8(x-4) = log6(x-1). I do not have any idea on this topic.
1 answer
asked by
Seth
620 views
Solve for the value of x: log5(x-2)+log8(x-4)=Log6(x-1)..For your information that 5,8 and 6 are bases not just multipliers.
2 answers
asked by
Seth
505 views
Expand the expression log(8x5) using the properties of logarithms.(1 point) Responses log8+logx log8+logx log8+logx−log5
1 answer
asked by
pakyo
22 views
Expand the expression log(8x/5) using the properties of logarithms
1)log8+logx 2)log8+logx-log5 3)8logx-log5 4)log8/log5 x
1 answer
15 views
PLEASE CHECK MY ANSWERS
1. Write f(x)=4^x-3 in f(x)=ab^x F(x)=(1/64)(4)^x 2.solve for x 4^x+2=3^x-5 X=-log4/3(3888) 3.solve for x
1 answer
asked by
Lexy
478 views
The problem I have to solve is log with base 2 ^6 multiply by log base 6 ^ 8.
I use the change of base formula and got log6/log2
1 answer
asked by
Shadow
1,027 views
Solve for x: log5(x-2)+ log5 (x-4) = log6(x-1)
1 answer
asked by
Jeconiah
762 views
Expand the expression log(8x5)
log ( 8 𝑥 5 ) using the properties of logarithms.(1 point) Responses 8logx−log5 8 log
1 answer
28 views
log27+log8-log128 and log6-log8
2 answers
asked by
Evan
242 views