log question help plz

[shawn]

[h=1]can someone plz help solve these problems explaination is appreciated as well thnx
log (4)^(x+2) = 5^(x-6)
Log (3) ^ (5x-3) = 4[/h]

 

[shawn]

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i want to teach my son but i don remember logs too well its been a while

 

[mmm4444bot]

i want to teach my son but i don remember logs too well

Sounds like the teacher needs to go back to school. :cool:

Seriously, your son is old enough to come here and communicate with us himself. (You may delve into mathematics, on your own time.)

Please ask your son to start with THIS PAGE. Cheers!

 

[HallsofIvy]

Part of the problem is the way you have written these. Do you mean \(\displaystyle log(4^{x+2})\) or do you mean \(\displaystyle (log(4))^{x+2}\) or even \(\displaystyle \log_4{x+2}\)?

And is "logarithm" the "common logarithm", base 10, or the "natural logarithm", base e.