SOLUTION: will you solve 2 *log(3, (x+4))= log( 3, 9+2)

SOLUTION: will you solve 2 *log(3, (x+4))= log( 3, 9+2)

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Question 4818: will you solve 2 *log(3, (x+4))= log( 3, 9+2)
Answer by ichudov(507) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

x+4 = 9, x+4 = -9 are two possibilities, equivalent to x=5, x=-13. Double check my answer.
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