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3xlog 2+log8^x=2

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Hello !

Answer:


\boxed{\sf x = (1)/( log(8) ) }

Explanation:

We want to find the value of x that verifies the following equation :


\sf 3xlog 2+log(8^x)=2

Let's remember :


\sf log( {x}^(a) ) = a * log(x)

We can apply this property to our equation :


\sf 3x log(2 ) + x log(8) = 2

Let's factor the left side by x :


\sf x(3 log(2) + log(8) ) = 2

We can apply the previous property to put the 3 as an exponent in the log


\sf x(log( {2}^(3) ) + log(8) ) = 2 \\ x( log(8 ) + log(8) ) = 2 \\ 2x log(8) = 2

Let's divide both sides by 2 :


\sf x log(8) =1

Finally, let's divide both sides by log(8) :


\boxed{\sf x = (1)/( log(8) ) }

Have a nice day ;)

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