1 year ago

Log_8(5x+4)=3x-4

Mathematics

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Novosadov [1.4K]1 year ago

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The equivalent equation of the logarithmic equation is $5x + 4 = 8^{3x - 4}$

<h3>How to rewrite the equation?</h3>

The logarithmic equation is given as

Log_8(5x+4)=3x-4

Rewrite properly as:

$\log_8(5x+4)=3x-4$

Apply the following law of logarithm

$\log_a(b) = x \to a = b^x$

So, we have:

$5x + 4 = 8^{3x - 4}$

Hence, the equivalent equation of the logarithmic equation is $5x + 4 = 8^{3x - 4}$

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