SOLUTION: solve: log(2x-3)-(logx-log8)=1

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Question 1008009: solve: log(2x-3)-(logx-log8)=1
Answer by Edwin McCravy(20055)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!


Remove the large parentheses



On the first two terms, use the principle 

                



On the two terms on the left, use the principle 

                



Write 8 as 



Multiply numerators and denominators:



When the base of a log isn't written it is understood
to be 10



Use the principle that the log equation
            can be written as the exponential
           equation 





Multiply both sides by x









Edwin

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