SOLUTION: Solve: log4(x+3)=2 log7(x+2)=1-log7(x-4) Thanks

Question 564323: Solve:
log4(x+3)=2

log7(x+2)=1-log7(x-4)

Thanks
Answer by ad_alta(240) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
By definition, log_4 (x+3)=2 implies 4^2=x+3. Therefore x=13.
Similarly, raise both sides of the second equation to the 7th power. Then we get x+2=7(x-4)^{-1}. We should get x=5.
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