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anyone know logs? log(d)+log(2d+1)=log(7d)
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logx+logy=log(xy) so you can use that property here
so it becomes log(d(2d+1))=log(7d) ? what then
So you are almost there. Multiply the d through the quantity (2d+1) and according to the property you can set that value equal to 7d and solve for d.
so log2d^2+d=log7d can just become 2d^2+d=7d?
that's correct, now solve for d.
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ok thanks :) I never liked logs
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