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Consider the equation below. log4 x+3=log2 2+x. Which system of equations can represent the equation?Question Gauthmathier8975Grade 8 · 2021-07-15 YES! We solved the question! Check the full answer on App Gauthmath Consider the equation below. log4 (x+3)=log2 (2+x). Which system of equations can represent the equation? LucilaAnswer Using: loga b = log b / log a Thanks (195) Feedback from students Does the answer help you? Rate for it! Still have questions?
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