Solve the following logarithm equation log5(10 + x) = log5(3 + 4x)

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Solve the following logarithm equation
log5(10 + x) = log5(3 + 4x)

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That equation tells us that (10 + x) = (3 + 4x). Can you handle it from there ?

Stefano Travelli answered May 22, 2016

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