View Full Version : log(2x 10)/2 = log(X 1)
marketa
Jan 27, 2012, 02:18 PM
I have jut this and I don't know how to continue --> log(2x 10)/log100 = log (x 1) -->then 100^2x 10 = x 1 a that is where a ended :/ please help the result should be 3. Thanks everyone ;)
marketa
Jan 27, 2012, 02:21 PM
sorry there should be log(2x plus 10)/2 = log(X plus 1)
Aurora2000
Jan 28, 2012, 03:19 AM
Just eliminate the log (by applying its inverse function exp):
\log (2x+10)/2=\log(x+1)
\log (2x+10)=2\log(x+1)=\log(x+1)^2
and then
2x+10=(x+1)^2
Obviously you need x>-1 or the first line does not make sense.