SOLUTION: log2^x+log2^4=3
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Question 248298: log2^x+log2^4=3
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log2^x+log2^4=3
10^(log2^x)10^(log2^4)=10^3
2^x*2^4=10^3
2^x=1000/16
log[2](2^x)=log[2](62.5)
x=5.966
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Ed
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