what is the value of x in log2(x-3)+log2(x+3)=4 if u tell the ans i will mark as brainly
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log A + log is equals to log a b by which you can solve the question
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We have a product sum of log functions. We can rewrite this as a product of the logs.
Log2[(x - 3)(x + 2)] = -4
Log2(x2 - x - 6) = -4
Since -4 is the solution of the Log, it will be the exponent of the 2.
2-4 = x2 - x - 6
1/16 = x2 - x - 6
Multiply both sides of equation by 16 to get rid of the denominator.
1 = 16x2 - 16x - 96
Subtract 1 on both sides of equation.
0 = 16x2 - 16x - 97
Use the quadratic formula:
x = (16 ± √(162 - 4(-1552))) / 32
x = (16 ± √(256 + 6208)) / 32
x = (16 ± 80.40) / 32
x1 = 3.01
x2 = -2.01
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