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Solve the equation log6(x+5)+log6x=2
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I know that because of the quotient property you would get this log6{x(x+5)}=2 but i'm confused on what the next step would be:/
log(a)+log(b)= log(A*B)
I mean product property
so log (x+5)+log(x)=2 log((x+5)(x))=2 log(x^2+5x)=2
log(x(x+5))=2
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need help ?? :)
Yes:/ I'm still a little confused
okay after that you have to change log to exponential form for example |dw:1425096398296:dw| right side number became exponent of base and move left side number which is x in my example to the right side
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