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1Use logarithms to solve the equation 10^(x+3)=0.8 for x

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Explanation:

10^(x+3) = 0.8 Using the riles of LOGs , LOG both sides to get

x+3 = log (0.8)

x = log(0.8) - 3 = -3.09691

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