Solving Logarithmic Equation: Log(x)=2Log(1-a)+2Log(1+a)-Log[(1/a)-a]^2

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The discussion revolves around solving the logarithmic equation Log(x)=2Log(1-a)+2Log(1+a)-Log[(1/a)-a]^2. Participants express frustration and seek guidance on how to approach the problem, emphasizing the need for simplification. Basic logarithmic rules are referenced to assist in breaking down the equation. Suggestions include pulling down the square from the logarithm and simplifying the last log term for clarity. The conversation encourages collaboration and problem-solving among participants.
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this one just pisses me off...lol


Log(x)=2Log(1-a)+2Log(1+a)-Log[(1/a)-a]^2


can anyone get me started here?
 
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oops sorry, i forgot to mention I am looking for x
 
well, as I said try to simplify the last log term and see where that leads you. If you need help simplifying it show some work and we can walk you through it.
 
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