SOLUTION: Solve logxbase8 + log(1/6)base4 = 1/3

Question 1134980: Solve logxbase8 + log(1/6)base4 = 1/3
Found 2 solutions by mathsolverplus, greenestamps:
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Answer by greenestamps(13203) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

I read this as

Then

(multiply by 3 to get a whole number on the right)

(convert to log base 2)

(multiply by 2 again to clear fractions)

(convert to exponential form)

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