3 years ago

Log6(5-2a)-log6(3a)=1

Mathematics

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Serga [27]3 years ago

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Log6(5-2a/3a)=1
6^1=(5-2a/3a)
6(3a)=5-2a
18a=5-2a
20a=5
a=1/4

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