SOLUTION: log3 (x+3) + log3 (x-7) =2
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Question 29779: log3 (x+3) + log3 (x-7) =2
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log(x+3) + log(x-7) =2
log[(x+3)(x-7)] = 2
(x+3)(x-7) = 3^2
This does not factorise, so use the quadratic formula. The answers are:
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