SOLUTION: Solve the logarithmic equation:
Log base 4(2x+1)= Log base 4(x-3) + Log base 4(x+5)
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Question 193996: Solve the logarithmic equation:
Log base 4(2x+1)= Log base 4(x-3) + Log base 4(x+5)
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The sum of the logs is the log of the product, so:
If two logs to the same base are equal, then their arguments must be equal, so:
or
But if
then
, and the domain of the log function is
. Hence, you must exclude
, and the solution set for the given equation is
Check:
But
, so:
Checks.
John

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