I guess the answer is 56 it doesn't make sense
P=2(9-15) is what i got first i simplify 1/2p to p/2, then subtract from both sides, multply both sides by 2, then regroup terms, and last switch sides
Elsa's answer is incorrect since there is a solution of the given equation. In the given logarithmic problem, we need to simplify the problem by transposing log2(3x+5) in the opposite side. The equation will now be log2x-log2(3x+5)=4. Using properties of logarithm, we further simplify the problem into a new form log (2x/6x+10)=4. Then transform the equation into base form 10^4=(2x/6x+10) and proceed in solving for x value which is equal to 1.667.
If 2 equations have the same y-intercept, they are overlapping, which means they have infinite solutions. So there is no way that 2 equations with the same y-intercept will have no solution. Thus your answer is: C)Never.
