SOLUTION: Determine the value(s) of x such that logx(x−7)+logx(x)=1. Separate multiple answers with a comma. (Hint: Consider the domain of a logarithmic function.)
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Question 1000153: Determine the value(s) of x such that logx(x−7)+logx(x)=1. Separate multiple answers with a comma. (Hint: Consider the domain of a logarithmic function.)
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