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13 February, 08:31

Solve for x.

log (x) = log (y + z) + log (y - z)

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  1. 13 February, 08:57
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    x = y² - z²

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Data provided:

    log (x) = log (y + z) + log (y - z) ... (1)

    Now, from the properties of log

    we know that

    log (A) + log (B) = log (AB)

    applying the above property on the equation given, we get

    log (y + z) + log (y - z) = log ((y + z) * (y - z))

    or

    log (y + z) + log (y - z) = log (y² - z²)

    Substituting the above result in the equation 1, we get

    log (x) = log (y² - z²)

    taking the anti-log both sides, we get

    x = y² - z²
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