(3(x+2))×(5(x−1))=15(2×x)
We got a lot of messyness in the powers here. We can split them into more individual numbers to seperate off the constants and variables.
3x×32×5x×5−1=(152)x
9×(15)×5x×3x=225x
(95)×5x×3x=225x
Now we can put everything into logarithm form. Remember:
Log(a^b) = b * log(a)
Log(a*b) = log(a) + log(b)
log10(95)+x×log10(5)+x×log10(3)=x×log10(225)
Let's move over all the 'x' multiples over, so we can handle them together.
log10(95)=x×log10(225)−x×log10(5)−x×log10(3)
Factorise it a little, so we can now split the "x" from the rest of the formula
log10(95)=x×(log10(225)−log10(5)−log10(3))
Simplify the logarithms and re-arrange the forumula
log10(95)=x×log10((2255)3)
log10(95)=x×log10(15)
log10(95)log10(15)=x
x=0.2170516132466387
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