Solve. logx - 1 16 = 4?
\[\LARGE \log x-116=4\] \[\LARGE \log x=4+166\] \[\LARGE \log x=120\] is it like: \[\LARGE \log x-116=4\] or like: \[\LARGE \log (x-116)=4\] ?
sorry it's 116 on the second line...
x = 5 x = 4 x = 3 x = 2 ^ answer options. so im guessing the second way you did it is correct.
\[\LARGE \log(x-116)=4\] has base 10 \[\LARGE \log_{10}(x-116)=4\] \[\LARGE x-116=10^4\] \[\LARGE x=10^4+116\] I would suggest you to recheck the given. Write them precisely... O_O (Or maybe I'm dumb, and I'm doing a mistake somewhere !)
ohhh. i understand how to do it now, i believe you're doing it right i was just confused.
is it 116 or a different number I see you've put a space between 1 16 ! .. or maybe is \[\LARGE \log_x(-116)=4\] but it doesn't make sense either... @kerrigan Tell me , I want to know why I can't do it :(
there is a space between the 1 and the 16
and that means? ... :O
honestly, im a blonde. math isnt my thing. but how it is written is like this Solve. logx - 1 16 = 4? the -1 in the problem is pushed down like under the rest of the equation... why? i have no idea.
can you post a photo ? :A
or draw it...
yeah hold on.
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