Jesus-Egg
15-02-2007, 09:11 PM
I'm stuck on this question:
Calculate the value of y for which 2log3(y) - log3(y+4) = 2
The part i'm confused about is the log3(y+4). Is it possible to split it into two? If it was log3(4y), i'd know how to do the question, but i don't know what to do with log3(y+4).
Anyway, +rep for help.
Calculate the value of y for which 2log3(y) - log3(y+4) = 2
The part i'm confused about is the log3(y+4). Is it possible to split it into two? If it was log3(4y), i'd know how to do the question, but i don't know what to do with log3(y+4).
Anyway, +rep for help.