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What do you do with the log when it is only on one side of the equation? For example: log6(b²+ 2) + log62 = 2
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turn the second one into a log. yo know that 2 equals to log100 so ya... \[\log{100} \]
@crissamafs check the base of log on the left side!
log(a)a=1 so we can write 2 on right as 2log(6)6
...what.
I don't understand DDX
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you know the formula log(a)a=1
wait is it log base 6 or log of 6
@SavannahWillett can confirm!
to me it looks log base 6
I don't know. That's just how it wasw written on my assignment
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Yes, 6 is the base
@SavannahWillett - do you know the various log rules?
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