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how would you solve: x = 8^{log_{8} 4 + log_{8} 6}
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first off \[8^{\log_8(4)}=4\]
oh i should learn to read it is \[8^{\log_8(4)+\log_8(6)}\] right?
yes that is correct thank you
then you have a choice. you can write this as \[8^{\log_8(24)}=24\]
or you can write it as \[8^{\log_8(6)}\times 8^{\log_8(4)}=6\times 4=24\] either way
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first method uses \[\log(a)+\log(b)=\log(ab)\]and the second method pretty much explains why that is true
I was overlooking that property there, thank you!
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