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$a log(b)=log(b^a)$
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things like this
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because 3*2x is 6x
Ya from this step I don't really have a clue
4 into log ??
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a^4
...
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solve for a
Lmao
so 4=log(10^4)
we can use the subtraction rule here
How
log(6x)-log(10^4)=?
Log (6x/10^4)
no
we divide by x
well
technically you are correct
but x cannot be zero in this case
We take 10^4 to the other side
yeah
6/10^4
Okayy thank you
alrigth

Ya sure
3log(x)=2log(7)+log(x/2)-5
Logx^3=log7^2+log(x/2)-5
im not gonna help you out
gotta do this on your own
Okay okay when I'm wrong in smth please do tell me 
okay
The -5 will turn into 10^-5
No wait just 5
Log x^3=log(49xx/2)-10^5
Then logs are gone
So
X^3=49 x x/2 -10^5

That's multiply
x^3=49x/(2(10^5))
uh
incorporate 5 into the log