Lesson 3 Logarithms, Solving Logarithmic and Exponential Equations

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Hello sir, you're method of teaching is extremely helpful, concise and clear, I'm from Canada and I'm wondering, which grade I will be using logs? Since I've just reached grade 11 and I've started quadratics.

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Usually in the 9th or 10th grade in the US

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[@ChavoMysterio]

log_2(3)+log_2(x)=log_2(5)+log_2(x-2) log_2(3x)=log_2[5(x-2)] 3x=5(x-2) 3x=5x-10 3x-5x=-10 -2x=-10 x=5 ❤

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3^(x+2)=7 x+2=log_3(7) x=-2+log_3(7) ❤

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Good video bro but I want to point out that exponential equations can have imaginary solutions if you consider x to be a complex number. For example e^x=-2 has a complex solution.

[@mrhtutoring]

x=ln(-2)? The equation you gave has no solution.

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@@mrhtutoring the equation I gave does have a solution x=ln(-2) can be broken into ln(-1)+ln(2)=ln(e^(ipi))+ln(2)=ipi+ln(2) as the principal root, this equation has infinitely many complex solutions. In general the solution is (2n+1)ipi +ln(2) where n is any integer and i is the sqrt (-1) so in our base case when n=0 we get the solution I stated 2 sentences back.

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[@jmich7]

We are sure we can use the law of exponents, for the number was elevated to an exponent, right? There are many numbers; that elevated to an exponent allow us to use the log law of exponents. What numbers do not allow us to do so? Would we have to invent such numbers? To begin with all the numbers minus times a positive integer . We cannot take the log of a negative number...Let us start by saying that the log of a negative number is undefined........Or assuming the log of a negative number is undefined........

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[@ChavoMysterio]

log_5(x+1)-log_5(x-1)=2 log_5[(x+1)/(x-1)]=2 (x+1)/(x-1)=25 x+1=25(x-1) x+1=25x-25 x-25x=-1-25 -24x=-26 x=13/12 ❤

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log(x+2)+log(x-1)=1 log[(x+2)(x-1)]=1 (x+2)(x-1)=10 x^2+x-2=10 x^2+x-12=0 (x+4)(x-3)=0 x+4=0 x=-4 (x[>=]-2; x[>=]1) extraneous solution x-3=0 x=3 ❤

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4+3[log(2x)]=16 3[log(2x)]=12 log(2x)=4 10^[log(2x)]=10^4 2x=10000 x=5000 ❤

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e^(2x+1)=200 2x+1=ln(200) 2x=ln(200)-1 x=[ln(200)-1]/2 ❤

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e^2x-e^x-6=0 (e^x)^2-e^x-6=0 (e^x+2)(e^x-3)=0 e^x+2=0 e^x=-2 (x>0) e^x-3=0 e^x=3 x=ln(3) ❤

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@10:52 Isn't something raised to the -x just the same as 1/x?

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No. x^(-1) is the same as 1/x. Negative exponents imply reciprocals in general, where the negative exponent becomes a positive exponent, once you move the power term downstairs. However, if x is in the exponent, instead of the base, it must remain in an exponent in some form or another. B^(-x) is not the same thing as 1/x of B/x, or anything else that only has x in the denominator. It is 1/B^x.