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been struggling for hours.. Solve: log(2)3+log(2)x=log(2)(x+7) please help me solve
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\[\log_{2}3+\log_{2}x=\log_{2}(X+7) \]
log(A*B)=logA + logB now u cn solve?
well i've done \[\log_{2}3+\log_{2}x=\log_{2}(x+7) \]\[3x=(x+7)\]\[2x=7\]\[x=7/2\] but is that the correct math?
yeahh its absolutely correct as base of log is same on both sides...
so the answer really is x=7/2, thank you
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yeahhh absolutely correct...
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