I know the very basic principles of logs

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The discussion focuses on solving logarithmic equations, specifically 6^(x+3) = 56.34 and 75.2^x = 10.5^(3x-5). Participants clarify the steps for rearranging logarithmic expressions and emphasize the importance of using precise values instead of rounded numbers to avoid inaccuracies. They also discuss the need for practice and understanding the principles of factorization and rearranging equations. The conversation highlights the challenges faced by learners in grasping logarithmic concepts and the value of additional resources for better comprehension. Overall, the participants encourage persistence and practice in mastering logarithmic equations.
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Wow, that's actually a really good way to do it! I will try my best to remember all this for the test. I need to start practicing my re-arranging because my opinion is that if you remember the formula for the correct equation most of the rest will be re-arranging to make the subject of the formula and when you have a lot of numbers it does confuse me and I think it would confuse anyone, I will try and apply your method and see how it goes!

Practice makes perfect they say, Thanks for all your help everyone! Best forum commnuity I have probably ever come across! I will do my best to help others out too! :)
 
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good luck on your test. or 'ganbatte ne' as the japanese say. PF is the best forum community? that's pretty good. Yeah, this bunch are pretty tight. Probably because a large part of the forum is about helping to explain stuff.
 
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