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4log[12](2)+log[12](x)=log[12](96)
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start with \[\log_{12}(2^2)+\log_{12}(x)=\log_{12}(96)\] then go to \[\log_{12}(4x)=\log_{12}(96)\] and then it should be easy
i think there's an error... it should be 2^4?
\[\log_{12}(2^4)+\log_{12}(x)=\log_{12}(96)\]
yes i made a mistake
go with dpalnc answer
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\[\log_{12}(16x)=\log_{12}(96)\]
from there can you solve for x?
x=6 is that correct?
yes
does 2log[2](2)+2log[2](6)-log[2](3x)=3 equal x=16??? thanks for the help
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