Checking for Accuracy in homework

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The discussion centers on verifying accuracy in homework, specifically regarding a mathematical problem involving logarithms. A participant mentions achieving a solution of x = 31/5 but expresses uncertainty about the application of logarithms. They seek guidance on understanding logarithmic concepts better and reference Khan Academy as a resource for further learning.

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I noticed the scan was cut off on the second image at the bottom right, but I came up with x= 31/5

My first test in Calc I begins tomorrow and I want to know that I'm headed in the right direction. I think I understand to some extent how logarithms can be expanded and condensed though I'm still a bit unwary about their real purpose in mathematics, maybe someone has a decent guide to logs :D?
 
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