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Hi guys! Iamp;#39;m Nancy and Iamp;#39;m going to show you how to solve logarithmic equations. In my other logarithms video I warned you that solving log equations could be a whole other video, so here we are. Let me show you how to solve them. OK, so a quick recap, in my other logarithms video I showed you some simple log equations that just had one log in them and equaled a number. OK, so every log is connected to an exponential form. Logs and exponentials are opposite operations of each other, and the best way to figure out a log is to rewrite it into exponential form, and solve for X. And in my other video, amp;quot;Logarithms How?amp;quot;, I showed you how to rearrange the log into exponential form, and solve for X. Basically, itamp;#39;s just the little base number, raised to the power of the number on the right side, equals the middle number, the argument or the number thatamp;#39;s left, so base to the right side equals the middle, base to the right side equals mid
