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\[\log_{8} (n-3)+\log_{8}( n+4)=1\]
use the additive rule of logs to combine the first two terms log8( (n-3)(n+4)=1 converting back to exponential 8^1=(n-3)(n+4) foiling the right side now you get n^2+4n-3n-12 move the 8 over to to put into quadratic form n^2+n-20=0 you can't factor this normally, so use the quadratic formula and solve for n
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