6^x+2 = 12 Many failed because they didn't know where to start!

6^x+2 = 12 Many failed because they didn't know where to start!

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[stevesilverman]

I started by turning 6^(x+2) into 6^x*6^2 and ended up with x=log6(1/3) or x=-log6(3). It is a simplified version of the same result and is easier to solve that way.

[swarsi]

Much easier if u just start with log base 6 instead of log base 10

[johnpipping]

And how is this useful in my life? In my career, this would be called “focussing on the non essentials”.