Question 228085: I am having a bit of difficulty understanding some basic logarithmic equations, whilst i understand the more complicated ones.
I am confused in the use of brackets in the following question:
log(x-6) - log2 = log(x+2) - log3
When I attempted this question I expanded the brackets so that the equation was
logx - log6 = logx + log2 - log3
however when i tried to work this through, I couldnt work out the answer.
It would be great to receive some help as the textbook doesn't explain the use of brackets and i have an exam in a few days!
Thankyou very much for your time
zfitzpatrick
Answer by jsmallt9(3759) (Show Source):
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