3 years ago

Find the potential solution to the equation log4(2 – x) = log4(–5x – 18).

2 answers:

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Log₄(2 – x) = log₄(–5x – 18).

Since the logs have the same basis (4) & are equal then:

(2 – x) = (–5x – 18). . Now solve for x & you will find x = -5

USPshnik [31]3 years ago

4 0

the answer for this equation is: -5

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