SOLUTION: If log8^n= 1/2p, log2^2n=q,and q-p=4, find n.

SOLUTION: If log8^n= 1/2p, log2^2n=q,and q-p=4, find n.

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Question 976021: If log8^n= 1/2p, log2^2n=q,and q-p=4, find n.
Answer by josgarithmetic(39630) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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Substitute for p and q in the last equation, "4".

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