Addition of Logarithmic Equation












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According to the basic rules of $log$, I'm solving both $log$ terms as for first: base is $3$, $N$ is $9$ so exponent is calculated as $2$, and same for other term. But I'm confused with this '$x$'. Adding both terms $log$ according to my logic will result in $4$. But I know I'm doing something wrong here, how to treat this $x$? Is B the correct answer?










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    According to the basic rules of $log$, I'm solving both $log$ terms as for first: base is $3$, $N$ is $9$ so exponent is calculated as $2$, and same for other term. But I'm confused with this '$x$'. Adding both terms $log$ according to my logic will result in $4$. But I know I'm doing something wrong here, how to treat this $x$? Is B the correct answer?










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      According to the basic rules of $log$, I'm solving both $log$ terms as for first: base is $3$, $N$ is $9$ so exponent is calculated as $2$, and same for other term. But I'm confused with this '$x$'. Adding both terms $log$ according to my logic will result in $4$. But I know I'm doing something wrong here, how to treat this $x$? Is B the correct answer?










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      According to the basic rules of $log$, I'm solving both $log$ terms as for first: base is $3$, $N$ is $9$ so exponent is calculated as $2$, and same for other term. But I'm confused with this '$x$'. Adding both terms $log$ according to my logic will result in $4$. But I know I'm doing something wrong here, how to treat this $x$? Is B the correct answer?







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          Recall that



          $$log_3 (9cdot x)=log_3 9+log_3 x$$



          then what about $log_2 (4cdot x)$?






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            @MichaelBurr Looking at the given choices I think that this hint can be useful.
            – gimusi
            Nov 30 at 14:36






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            Got it!!! The answer is B. Thank you so much!!
            – shawn k
            Nov 30 at 14:36










          • @shawnk Exactly! Well done! Bye
            – gimusi
            Nov 30 at 14:37











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          Recall that



          $$log_3 (9cdot x)=log_3 9+log_3 x$$



          then what about $log_2 (4cdot x)$?






          share|cite|improve this answer



















          • 1




            @MichaelBurr Looking at the given choices I think that this hint can be useful.
            – gimusi
            Nov 30 at 14:36






          • 2




            Got it!!! The answer is B. Thank you so much!!
            – shawn k
            Nov 30 at 14:36










          • @shawnk Exactly! Well done! Bye
            – gimusi
            Nov 30 at 14:37
















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          HINT



          Recall that



          $$log_3 (9cdot x)=log_3 9+log_3 x$$



          then what about $log_2 (4cdot x)$?






          share|cite|improve this answer



















          • 1




            @MichaelBurr Looking at the given choices I think that this hint can be useful.
            – gimusi
            Nov 30 at 14:36






          • 2




            Got it!!! The answer is B. Thank you so much!!
            – shawn k
            Nov 30 at 14:36










          • @shawnk Exactly! Well done! Bye
            – gimusi
            Nov 30 at 14:37














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          HINT



          Recall that



          $$log_3 (9cdot x)=log_3 9+log_3 x$$



          then what about $log_2 (4cdot x)$?






          share|cite|improve this answer














          HINT



          Recall that



          $$log_3 (9cdot x)=log_3 9+log_3 x$$



          then what about $log_2 (4cdot x)$?







          share|cite|improve this answer














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            @MichaelBurr Looking at the given choices I think that this hint can be useful.
            – gimusi
            Nov 30 at 14:36






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            Got it!!! The answer is B. Thank you so much!!
            – shawn k
            Nov 30 at 14:36










          • @shawnk Exactly! Well done! Bye
            – gimusi
            Nov 30 at 14:37














          • 1




            @MichaelBurr Looking at the given choices I think that this hint can be useful.
            – gimusi
            Nov 30 at 14:36






          • 2




            Got it!!! The answer is B. Thank you so much!!
            – shawn k
            Nov 30 at 14:36










          • @shawnk Exactly! Well done! Bye
            – gimusi
            Nov 30 at 14:37








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          @MichaelBurr Looking at the given choices I think that this hint can be useful.
          – gimusi
          Nov 30 at 14:36




          @MichaelBurr Looking at the given choices I think that this hint can be useful.
          – gimusi
          Nov 30 at 14:36




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          Got it!!! The answer is B. Thank you so much!!
          – shawn k
          Nov 30 at 14:36




          Got it!!! The answer is B. Thank you so much!!
          – shawn k
          Nov 30 at 14:36












          @shawnk Exactly! Well done! Bye
          – gimusi
          Nov 30 at 14:37




          @shawnk Exactly! Well done! Bye
          – gimusi
          Nov 30 at 14:37


















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