SOLUTION: (1/3)log<sub>2</sub>(x+6) = log<sub>8</sub>3x

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Question 62233: (1/3)log2(x+6) = log83x
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(1/3)log2(x+6) = log83x
=> (1/3)log2(x+6) = (log23x)/(log28)
=> (1/3)log2(x+6) = (log23x)/3*(log22)
=> (1/3)log2(x+6) = (1/3)(log23x)
=> log2(x+6) = (log23x)
Taking antilog on both sides
=> (x+6) = 3x
=> 2x = 6
=> x = 3





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