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log(subscript2)(x-3)=5
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\[\huge \log_{2}(x-3)=5\]
ya
Now you can take the two in the subscript to the other side like this \[\huge (x-3)=2^{5}\]
dont you have to distribute?
the log
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See log is nothing but in words it reads as what power 2 must be raised to get x-3 = 5 so 2 must be raised to the 5 th power to get x-3 and that is what i have written
alright i get it thank you
i ahd that before lol
please continue dude
what will u do after that
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oh x=35
genius bro
lol ikr
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