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log 30=log(-3b-5)

9292) log30=log(3b5) \log 30=\log (-3 b-5)

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Q. 9292) log30=log(3b5) \log 30=\log (-3 b-5)
  1. Understand Equation: Understand the given logarithmic equation.\newlineThe equation log30=log(3b5)\log 30 = \log(-3b - 5) implies that the logarithmic expressions on both sides of the equation are equal. Therefore, the arguments of the logarithms must be equal.
  2. Set Arguments Equal: Set the arguments of the logarithms equal to each other.\newlineSince the logs are equal and have the same base, we can set their arguments equal to each other:\newline30=3b530 = -3b - 5
  3. Solve for b: Solve for b.\newlineTo find the value of bb, we need to isolate bb on one side of the equation. We will add 55 to both sides and then divide by 3-3.\newline30+5=3b5+530 + 5 = -3b - 5 + 5\newline35=3b35 = -3b\newlineb=35/3b = -35 / -3\newlineb=35/3b = 35 / 3

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