Question

solve log5(5x-2)>log5(2x+10)

Answer 1

First, you need to get rid of the logarithms. \[\log_5(5x-2)>\log_5(2x+10)\implies 5x-2>2x+10\]Can you finish it now?

Answer 2

no idk how to do this:( its on my e2020 :/

Answer 3

what is the answer?

Answer 4

Can you try to finish it yourself?

Answer 5

but idk how

Answer 6

im sorry i really would try but i have no idea on this stuff :(

Answer 7

\[5x-2>2x+10\]\[5x-2+2>2x+10+2\]\[5x>2x+12\]How about now? Just do a similar thing with the 2x.

Answer 8

so 5x+2x > 12
7x > 12 ?

Answer 9

Subtract the 2x instead of adding, but that's right idea.

Answer 10

ahh four!!!!!

Answer 11

omg thank you so much :')))

Answer 12

You get \[5x>2x+12\]\[5x-2x>2x-2x+12\]\[3x>12\]\[x>4\]Precisely.

Answer 13

You're welcome :)