How do you solve ln(x6)ln(5)=ln(7)+ln(x2)?

1 Answer
Jul 10, 2016

x=6534

Explanation:

Subtraction of logs is the consequence of the source values being divided. So ln(x6)ln(5)ln(x55)

Addition of logs is the consequence of the source values being multiplied. So ln(7)+ln(x2)ln(7(x2))

Putting this all together

ln(x55)=ln(7(x2))

x55=7(x2)

x5=35(x2)

x5=35x70

34x=65

x=6534