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Log(x+4)=logX + log4

Log(x+4)=logX + log4
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Log(x+4)=logX + log4

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User Curiouscupcake
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Answer:

log

(

x

+

4

)

=

log

(

x

)

+

log

(

4

)

=

log

(

4

x

)

, so

x

+

4

=

4

x

, hence

x

=

4

3

Explanation:

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