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- Solve each equation with exact answers, writing the domain and rejecting any candidate.\log_7(x + 1) + \log_7(x - 5) = 1\ln(x + 2) - \ln(x - 1) = \ln 4\log_3 x + \log_3(x + 2) = \log_3(4x + 15)\log_5(x - 4) + \log_5(x + 4) = 2
- For each pair, give the domain of each expression and see what a law of logs changes.\log x + \log(x - 3) and \log\big(x(x - 3)\big)\ln(x + 2) - \ln(x - 1) and \ln \dfrac{x + 2}{x - 1}2\log_2 x and \log_2\left(x^2\right)\log_3(x - 4) + \log_3(6 - x) and \log_3\big((x - 4)(6 - x)\big)
- Find k so that x equals 3 solves the equation, then solve with that k.
- Find the step where Jasmine's solution of a log equation goes wrong.
- Explain how an equation of two added logs is solved by condensing and why a check is needed.
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Solving logarithmic equations: the lesson ›More Chapter 8 worksheets: Logarithms
- 8.1Definition of a logarithm
- 8.2Evaluating logarithms, common and natural
- 8.3Logarithmic scales
- 8.4Laws of logarithms
- 8.5Expanding and condensing logarithms
- 8.6Change of base
- 8.7Graphs of logarithmic functions
- 8.8Solving exponential equations by matching bases
- 8.9Solving by taking a logarithm of both sides
- 8.10Solving logarithmic equations