Monday, 28 March 2016

Solve the equation. Check for extraneous solutions.

To evaluate the given equation , we may apply the logarithm property: .





To get rid of the "log" function, we may apply the logarithm property:


Raise both sides by base of .




Add and on both sides of the equation to simplify in standard form:




Apply factoring on the trinomial.



Apply zero-factor property to solve for x...

To evaluate the given equation , we may apply the logarithm property: .





To get rid of the "log" function, we may apply the logarithm property:


Raise both sides by base of .




Add and on both sides of the equation to simplify in standard form:




Apply factoring on the trinomial.



Apply zero-factor property to solve for x by equating each factor to .





and





Checking: Plug-in each on  .


Let on  .









       TRUE


Let on 






       TRUE


Therefore, there are no extraneous solutions.


Both solved x-values: and are real solution of the equation  .

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