Solve the following system of equations alegebraically:
y=log2(16x+2)
y=4+log2(2x-3)
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Solve the following system of equations alegebraically:
y=log2(16x+2)
y=4+log2(2x-3)
If I could see you sitting there working on this I'd know whether or not or you had got anywhere but as it is I have no idea how far you've got, whether you have made a sensible first step that you didn't bother to mention or what.
So, what have you done?
Very often if you have two equations of the form y= f(x), y= g(x), it's a good idea to set f(x)= g(x). What do you get when you do that?