Solve for x:
log₂x+log₆(x+1)=log₆1
So I've been doing a lot of log exercises, they are mostly like these:
log₃x-log₃(5)=4
and
log₂(3x+2)=2
All solving for X. The exampled ones are all fine, however I am unsure how to go forward with the one in question.
So far I've done this
log₂x+log₆(x+1)=log₆1
log₂x(x(x+1)) = log₆1
Here's where I get stuck if I'm doing it right ?
log₂x+log₆(x+1)=log₆1
So I've been doing a lot of log exercises, they are mostly like these:
log₃x-log₃(5)=4
and
log₂(3x+2)=2
All solving for X. The exampled ones are all fine, however I am unsure how to go forward with the one in question.
So far I've done this
log₂x+log₆(x+1)=log₆1
log₂x(x(x+1)) = log₆1
Here's where I get stuck if I'm doing it right ?