3Log₇(1) = 2Log(x-7)
normally when Log has no listed base assume base 10.
given Log(1) of any base is equal to zero.
=> 0 = 2Log(x-7)
given nLog(a) = Log(a^n)
=> 0 = Log((x-7)²)
=> 10^0 = 10^(Log((x -7)²))
=> 1 = (x -7)²
=> x - 7 = ±1
=> x = 7±1
=> x = 6 or 8
Test 2 log (6-7) = 2*Log(-1) isn't a valid function
=> x = 8
=> 2 log (8-7) = 2*Log(1) = 0
=> 3Log₇(1) = 2Log(1) is true.
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3Log₇(1) = 2Log(x-7)
normally when Log has no listed base assume base 10.
given Log(1) of any base is equal to zero.
=> 0 = 2Log(x-7)
given nLog(a) = Log(a^n)
=> 0 = Log((x-7)²)
=> 10^0 = 10^(Log((x -7)²))
=> 1 = (x -7)²
=> x - 7 = ±1
=> x = 7±1
=> x = 6 or 8
Test 2 log (6-7) = 2*Log(-1) isn't a valid function
=> x = 8
=> 2 log (8-7) = 2*Log(1) = 0
=> 3Log₇(1) = 2Log(1) is true.