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Solve: log5x^3 - logx^2 = 2
x = 20

Solve: log5x^3 - logx^2 = 2 x = 20-example-1
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Yes the answer is 20
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Answer:

To solve this, we will need to use log properties. We know that subtracting two log equations gives us:


log(5x^(3) )/(x^(2) ) =2

If log base 10 equals 2, we know that
(5x^(3) )/(x^(2) ) equals 100. We can solve this by:


(5x^(3) )/(x^(2) ) = 100

5x³=100x²

x³= 20x²

x³-20x²=0

x²(x-20)=0

Thus, the answer is x=20.

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