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Write as one problem: log3 8x + log3 4 = 2

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Answer:


x = (9)/(32)

Explanation:


\log_3(8x) + \log_3(4) = 2

We can rewrite this equation using the log addition rule:


\log_b(x) + \log_b(y) = \log_b(xy)


\log_3(8x\cdot 4)= 2


\log_3(32x)= 2

Then, we can put both sides of the equation inside the exponent of 3.


3^(\log_3(32x)) = 3^2


32x = 9

From here, we can divide both sides by 32 to solve for x.


\boxed{x = (9)/(32)}

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