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Solve: log 3 (3x) + log 3 (3) = 5

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User Cody S
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Answer: x=27

Explanation:

Assumption the 3's are the bases


log_(3) 3x +log_(3) 3=5 >combine using multiplication log rule (logs with

same base, that are being added can be

combined with multiplication)


log_(3)( 3x)(3) =5\\ >simplify


log_(3)( 9x) =5\\ >rewrite into exponent form


3^(5) = 9x >simplify

243 = 9x

x=27

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User Blurfus
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6 votes

Answer:

x = 27

Explanation:

using the rules of logarithms


log_(b) b = 1


log_(b) x = n ⇒ x =
b^(n)

then


log_(3) (3x) +
log_(3) 3 = 5


log_(3) (3x) + 1 = 5 ( subtract 1 from both sides )


log_(3) (3x) = 4

3x =
3^(4) = 81 ( divide both sides by 3 )

x = 27

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