SOLUTION: log(x+14)=3
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Question 539126: log(x+14)=3
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log(x+14)=3
Using the main property of logarithms
Log base A of B = x, can be expressed as A^x = B
log(x+14)=3
The base of the logarithm is 10
Then, 10^3 = x+14
1000 = x+14
1000-14 = x
x= 986
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