Solve the equation, log4 ^(m + 2) - log4^ (m - 5) = log4^ 8
Is there a solution to this at all?
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Solve the equation, log4 ^(m + 2) - log4^ (m - 5) = log4^ 8
Is there a solution to this at all?
Hello, BlueStar!
I bet those 4's are bases . . .
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Solve the equation: .![]()
We have: .
Then: .
. . Therefore: .
yes, i was thinking that as well. don't you just hate those typos?
i made the statement that i assumed 4 was not the base, but BlueStar said nothing about it, unless he/she doesn't know what that means ...or it really wasn't the base, let's give BlueStar the benefit of the doubt