SOLUTION: Really confused and need help with this problem:
Log(base3)x=Log(base9)6x
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Question 841914: Really confused and need help with this problem:
Log(base3)x=Log(base9)6x
Answer by josgarithmetic(39623) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Change of Base Formula:
The right hand side of the given equation should be converted to base 3.
Using that in the original given equation,
The antilog of left and right can be taken, and the arguments inside the log function are equated, and ....
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