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log2(log2(x))=log2(10-2.log2(x))+1

 Nov 8, 2016

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Thanks Heureka, but I wanted both sides up against the equal sign.

 

I wanted right aligned on the left side

and left aligned on the right side.    ://

 

Do you know how to do that?

 

log2(log2(x))=log2(102log2(x))+1log2(log2(x))log2(102log2(x))=1log2(log2(x))(102log2(x))=12log2(log2(x))(102log2(x))=21(log2(x))(102log2(x))=2log2(x)=2(102log2(x))log2(x)=204log2(x)5log2(x)=20log2(x)=42log2(x)=24x=16

 

 

 

 

 

\begin{array} {rcl}... &=&...\end{array}
left side:         r = right aligned
Second field:   c = center
right side:          l = left aligned

 

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 Nov 8, 2016
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Heureka, could you please tell me how I can get my Latex to right align in front of the equal sign. ??

 

log2(log2(x))=log2(10-2.log2(x))+1

 

log2(log2(x))=log2(102log2(x))+1log2(log2(x))log2(102log2(x))=1log2(log2(x))(102log2(x))=12log2(log2(x))(102log2(x))=21(log2(x))(102log2(x))=2log2(x)=2(102log2(x))log2(x)=204log2(x)5log2(x)=20log2(x)=42log2(x)=24x=16

 Nov 8, 2016
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Heureka, could you please tell me how I can get my Latex to right align in front of the equal sign. ??

 

right alignment :

log2(log2(x))=log2(102log2(x))+1log2(log2(x))log2(102log2(x))=1log2(log2(x))(102log2(x))=12log2(log2(x))(102log2(x))=21(log2(x))(102log2(x))=2log2(x)=2(102log2(x))log2(x)=204log2(x)5log2(x)=20log2(x)=42log2(x)=24x=16

 

The code:

\begin{array}{lcr}
 log_2(log_2(x))&=&log_2(10-2log_2(x))+1\\
  log_2(log_2(x))-log_2(10-2log_2(x))&=&1 \\
   log_2\frac{(log_2(x))}{(10-2log_2(x))}&=& 1\\
   2^{log_2\frac{(log_2(x))}{(10-2log_2(x))}}&=&2^1\\
    \frac{(log_2(x))}{(10-2log_2(x))}&=&2\\
     log_2(x)&=&2(10-2log_2(x))\\
      log_2(x)&=&20-4log_2(x)\\
       5log_2(x)&=&20\\
        log_2(x)&=&4\\
         2^{log_2(x)}&=&2^4\\
          x&=&16\\
\end{array}

 

\begin{array} {lcr}... &=&...\end{array}

First field:       l = left alignment

Second field:   c = center

Third field:         r = right alignment

 

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heureka  Nov 8, 2016
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Thanks Heureka, but I wanted both sides up against the equal sign.

 

I wanted right aligned on the left side

and left aligned on the right side.    ://

 

Do you know how to do that?

 Nov 8, 2016
 #4
avatar+26396 
+5

Thanks Heureka, but I wanted both sides up against the equal sign.

 

I wanted right aligned on the left side

and left aligned on the right side.    ://

 

Do you know how to do that?

 

log2(log2(x))=log2(102log2(x))+1log2(log2(x))log2(102log2(x))=1log2(log2(x))(102log2(x))=12log2(log2(x))(102log2(x))=21(log2(x))(102log2(x))=2log2(x)=2(102log2(x))log2(x)=204log2(x)5log2(x)=20log2(x)=42log2(x)=24x=16

 

 

log2(log2(x))=log2(102log2(x))+1log2(log2(x))log2(102log2(x))=1log2(log2(x))(102log2(x))=12log2(log2(x))(102log2(x))=21(log2(x))(102log2(x))=2log2(x)=2(102log2(x))log2(x)=204log2(x)5log2(x)=20log2(x)=42log2(x)=24x=16

 

\begin{array} {rcl}... &=&...\end{array}
left side:         r = right aligned
Second field:   c = center
right side:          l = left aligned

 

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heureka  Nov 8, 2016
 #5
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Best Answer

Thanks Heureka, but I wanted both sides up against the equal sign.

 

I wanted right aligned on the left side

and left aligned on the right side.    ://

 

Do you know how to do that?

 

log2(log2(x))=log2(102log2(x))+1log2(log2(x))log2(102log2(x))=1log2(log2(x))(102log2(x))=12log2(log2(x))(102log2(x))=21(log2(x))(102log2(x))=2log2(x)=2(102log2(x))log2(x)=204log2(x)5log2(x)=20log2(x)=42log2(x)=24x=16

 

 

 

 

 

\begin{array} {rcl}... &=&...\end{array}
left side:         r = right aligned
Second field:   c = center
right side:          l = left aligned

 

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heureka  Nov 8, 2016
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Thanks Heureka, that is exactly what I wanted. :D

 Nov 9, 2016

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