Germany Can You Solve This? Math Olympiad Challenge

[@WorldwideBibleClass-qr9jk]

Great and nice approach. The verification is awesome.

[@MathswithChinwendu]

Thank you so much sir. I am being inspired by you sir 🙏🙏

[@1234larry1]

Very concise!

[@MathswithChinwendu]

Thank you so much sir

[@stpat7614]

4^y = 30
log(4^y) = log(30)
y*log(4) = log(30)
y*log(4)/log(4) = log(30)/log(4)
y*1 = log(30)/log(4)
y = log(2*3*5)/log(2^2)
y = (log[2] + log[3] + log[5])/(2*log[2])
y = log(2)/(2*log[2]) + log(3)/(2*log[2]) + log(5)/(2*log[2])
y = 1/2*log_2(2) + 1/2*log_2(3) + 1/2*log_2(5)
y = 1/2*1 + 1/2*log_2(3) + 1/2*log_2(5)
y = (1/2)*(1 + log_2[3] + log_2[5])
y =(1 + log_2[3] + log_2[5]) / 2

[@MathswithChinwendu]

Thank you so much sir

[@1234larry1]

Trying to find out Y people failed. 😆

[@MathswithChinwendu]

😁😁😁

[@okarakoo]

Well explained but why "Olympiad" in the title? It's just an elementary exponential equation. Please do not do clickbaits

[@MathswithChinwendu]

Noted sir. Thank you