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how to solve this equation? 4^x=3^(x+10)?
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log both sides first use property of log to take the exponent down solve as usual
I did. log4^x=log3^(x+10) then xlog4=(x+10)log3. Can you tell me how to have x on both sides?
the right hand side is = x log 3 +10 log 3 , right?
Sorry how to put x on only one side without any other junk.
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