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log6=x and log8=y, determine an
log6=x and log8=y, determine an expression for log3 in terms of x an y.
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nat
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log27+log8-log128 and log6-log8
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Evan
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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
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Shadow
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log(x-2) +log8 (x-4) =log6 (x-1)
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Jeconiah
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Solve:
Log5(x-2) + log8(x-4)= log6(x-1)
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NR
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Solve for x: log5(x-2)+log8(x-4) = log6(x-1). I do not have any idea on this topic.
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Seth
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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.
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Seth
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Simply the following as far as possible.
1.log8 - log4*log6/log4 2.log8+log4
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Sheik sudani Al Qatar La muktal.
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Ok feeling kinda dumb because this isn't coming out right. I know it's simple.
log6 (x -3) + log6(x -6) - log6(x + 1) = 2
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Anon
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Expand the expression log(8x5) using the properties of logarithms.(1 point) Responses log8+logx log8+logx log8+logx−log5
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pakyo
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