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Is it \(\Large log_{2x+6} 144=2\)?
@chaser71 Luigi0210 can handle it, I believe
Just change it from a log to an exponential function.
\(\Large log_{2x+6} 144=2==> (2x+6)^2=144\) Do you think you can solve it now?
Yup, and that's all there is to it~
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Sure.
I think it's asking for the change in base formula. Do you know it?
You need to change the exponential equation into a log.
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