How to Solve Exponential Equations using Logarithms - No Common Base Present

[@SylviaHines-p2i]

Thank you so much!!!! I spent so long trying to figure out the distributing part because all the videos I watch made them perfect simple logs unlike my homework! This video was a huge help!!!

[@RandomLogan156]

Very helpful! The perfect video to help me on my math homework.

[@arundede7016]

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[@justabunga1]

You can leave the exact answer as log base (2/3) of 6 if no calculators are allowed. The answer comes from properties of logarithms.

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[@luciusdyal8667]

Thank you for the video, was much more concise than my textbook!

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[@ramanivenkata3245]

Well worked out answer. Even those weak in Mathematics, will understand. Excellent

[@Ophelialyritzis-qe3np]

cap bro im over here dying i dont get it cause what the hell is a log

[@florlscnt]

@@Ophelialyritzis-qe3np broski you can just ask chatgpt, also it’s not really necessary to understand logs for this just use them

[@Kristielina]

I needed this! Thank you so much for this video :)

[@YunKim-f4w]

Thank you so much! It was so easy to understand!!!!

[@CharlesMatiabe-bk8ke]

Thanks it's very helpful for me ❤

[@julia-h4d6p]

Thank you!!

[@altayaga4275]

hi. why dont take ln insteaf of log?

[@PreMath]

Dear altay aga , ln has base "e=2.718282" whereas the log has a simple base "10". => Dealing with log is much easier than that of ln. However, if you wish to use "ln", that's perfectly alright. Thanks for asking. All the best :)

[@altayaga4275]

PreMath thank you so much.

[@JoverPantalita-c4w]

thank you so much very helpful

[@kennedymusonda5691]

Logarithms is not algebra sir,we use properties like rules when you talk of indices.

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[@robertrosarfina6396]

Thanks so so much

[@ace_gamer12]

Thank you

[@PreMath]

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[@francescoanimations2459]

THANKS!

[@shadmanhasan4205]

I graphed both -> intersection: (-4.419, 0.02337) Edit: Take "ln" on both sides: (X-1)ln(2) = (x+1)ln(3) -> cross both sides: (X-1)/(X+1) = ln(3)/ln(2) Now see intersection of y = ln(3)/ln(2) = ~ 1.585 -> x = 4.419

[@duaafatima-nk3bo]

NICE

[@nirupamasingh2948]

V nice

[@ilyamaysarah9244]

Sorry sir..can I know why we need to divide the log? Sorry..I not understand.

[@kairobonete7515]

Too late but it is to isolate the x variable

[@nayerlic9283]

THANK YOU KZbin :)

[@nirmalajagdish8901]

Vvnice true thanks

[@FadzieyKandemiiri]

I think we have to introduce ln

[@sumanyba9181]

why the answer cant be 1 ?

[@kennedymusonda5691]

No,you didn't as apply the logarithmic properties.

[@theophonchana5025]

#log #logarithm

[@gouravsaini6928]

Please solve this problem- 5^x + 2^x = 5

[@saahil5790]

x log 5 + x log 2 = 5 x (log 5. + log 2) = 5 x (1) = 5 x = 5/1 x = 5

[@jamesfive6429]

fliping legend

[@theophonchana5025]

x variable

[@theophonchana5025]

log base 10