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How do I solve log(x^2+5x+16)=1?
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does the log have a base, or is it a natural log?
natural
then the equation will become x^2+5x+16 = e (e means exponential). So you can solve this equation
if the base is 10 then the equation will become x^2+5x+16=10 so x=-2 0r x=-3
\[\ln (x^2+5x+16)=1\] \[e ^{\ln x^2+5x+16 } = e ^{1}\] \[x^2+ 5x + 16 = e\] \[ x^2 + 5x = e/16\] I dont know of any solutions to this. I mean, I dont know of any x that will end up giving you e/16...
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Well you could try to shove it up your butt http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGJDnFq6vno
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