Solve the logarithmic equation. log 5 + log x – log 7 = 2
by log do you mean ln()?
log (5xX / 7) =2 5X/7 = 10^2 5X = 7x10^2 X = ? try it :3
lemme know if u didn't get it :D i'll explain it ;)
Remember that adding the logs of two numbers is the same as taking the log of their product: \[\log a + \log b = \log (a*b)\] and subtracting two logs is the same as taking the log of their quotient:\[\log a - \log b = \log (a/b)\]That is the key to understanding @feezul_93's first step.
yeap, exactly, but i planned to let his brain work 1st, I bet he learnt it before :p
finally my question loaded lemme work that
@androidonyourface we answered your question d :)
I would have led with the principles, and let him try to apply them, rather than just figuring out what you did...
I agree that he has probably seen the principles before, but easy to forget!
i used to learnt the concept by workflow, and remembered these thingy when people making fun of me, lol :p
I got it thanks sorry for some reason the question goes blank then I gotta refresh to see yalls comments
but no doubt, u're doing fine though ;)
What's your final answer?
140 :)
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