SOLUTION: So how would I solve the equation: log2x+logx=11 for x?
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Question 950860: So how would I solve the equation: log2x+logx=11 for x?
I'm stuck on this one, thanks!
Answer by lwsshak3(11628) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
So how would I solve the equation:
log2x+logx=11 for x?
log(2x*x)=11
log(2x^2)=11
10^11=2x^2
x^2=(10^11)/2
x=±=±(10^5√10)/2
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