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Q: 28. Use the properties of logarithms to approximate the following, given logb 2 ≈ 0.3563, logb 3 ≈…

A: Given: logb2≈0.3563, logb3≈0.5646 and ogb5≈0.8271 To find: The value of logb40

Q: Expand the following expression using the properties of the logarithms. Assume x and y are positive.…

A: Consider x,y>0 . Properties of logarithm:  Product rule : ln xy=ln x+ln y Quotient rule :…

Q: Evaluate value of the following log9 x log3 x

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Q: Convert the following expression to the indicated base. a1>log10 a using base 10, for a 7 0 and a…

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Q: Use the change of base formula to express log, 8 using In, the natural logarithm. Provide your…

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Q: Express the ratios in as ratios of natural logarithmsand simplify. logx a/logx2 a

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Q: Expand the following logarithm so that it contains no products, quotients, or powers. e2x+3 a. In…

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Q: 6. A. Apply the properties of logarithms to expand the following expressions and simplify as much as…

A: Apply logab= loga + logb           loga/b=loga-logb

Q: (S) possit Given In 6=1.7918 and In 23 =3.1355, find the value of the following logarithm without…

A: We will use the fact that  ln(a/b)=ln(a)-ln(b).

Q: condense the following expression into a single logartithm whose base is 4.  3log4X-log2Y+2

A: It is a logarithmic problem

Q: 14. Expand the following logarithmic expression as much as possible. .3..2 logb ab2

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Q: Evaluate the following without using a calculator (show work!): 6. log1/3 81 7. log36 6

A: 6 Given expression is log1381. We have to evaluate the given expression. Apply log rule,…

Q: 8. Use the properties of logarithms to expand the following into a sum or difference of logarithms.…

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Q: 1. What is log,, 100? What about log,00 10? 2. What is log, 4? What about log, 2? 3. Express b as a…

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Q: Expand the following logarithm into the sum/difference of multiple logarithms in their simplest…

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Q: Is the “logarithm to the base 3 of 4” written as log4 3 or log3 4?

A: Given: Is the “logarithm to the base 3 of 4” written as log4 3 or log3 4? To Find: To check the…

Q: 1) Condense the following logarithr 4log3x + log,v 2) Expand the following logarithm log.()

A: We have to expand logarithm

Q: 4 In x + In(x - 25) is the base e logarithm of

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Q: Express the ratios in as ratios of natural logarithmsand simplify. log2 x/log3 x

A: Given: log2xlog3x we know that logmn=lognlogm

Q: 1. On your calculators, compute the following: e-18 log 6 =0778IS 12004 loga 6 = 2.4ansoi %3D

A: We’ll answer the first question since the exact one wasn’t specified. Please submit a new question…

Q: 14. Use the change of base formula to write 2 different expressions that are equivalent to log215.

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Q: Use the change of Base formula to evaluate log39/40. Round your answer to the nearest thousandth.…

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Q: If log base b (x)=0.35 and log base b (z)=0.85. Evaluate the expression of log base b (square root…

A: We have given and we need to evaluate :

Q: 6. Find x if the base 7 log of 126 is equal to x.

A: logab = log b / log a

Q: write the given in ter ms of 3 to any base log f64 A.

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Q: Write the following expression as a single logarithm with coefficient 1: In (2z") – In(3z°) +…

A: Given- ln2x9-ln3x6+ln8x7 To Write- The above expression as a single logarithm with coefficient 1.…

Q: 11. If Log(3) = 0.4771 and Log(2)=0.3010, compute Log(√3456) without using a calculator.

A: Given:-log(3)=0.4771log(2)=0.3010using properties of loglog mn=nlogmlogm·n=logm+logn

Q: log2 28

A: We have to express the logarithm in logarithm with base 10 and solve

Q: Rewrite the following in the most simplified form. a) In x – 2 In(x + 1) – 3 In(x – 1) | | b) (log4…

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Q: (2) Combine the following into one single logarithm with a coefficient of 1 in front of the entire…

A: 6log4x-5-34logx+log9x-1

Q: 8. Use the properties of logarithms to expand the expression. (Assume all variables are positive.)…

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Q: a and In 3 = b. Use properties of logarith 31. In 1.5 %3D In

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Q: 3 [og,x + logy] – 2[log,a + log, V5]

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Q: (8) Expand the following into as many logarithms as possible, with what's inside each logarithm as…

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Q: What is the value of (log 5 to the base 2) + (log 5 to the base 3)?

A: the value of (log 5 to the base 2) + (log 5 to the base 3) is

Q: given that log109=0.95 and log102= 0.30 to two decimals places evaluate the following log10900

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Q: 1. Use the properties of the natural logarithms to simplify the following expressions: c) In(4t*) –…

A: To simplify12ln(4t4)-ln2

Q: Fully expand the following logarithmic expression into a sum and/or difference of logarithms of…

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Q: convert the exponetial in logaritham form. 4v=a

A: logarithmic form will be  log4a = v

Q: Convert the following expression to the indicated base. log , (x +9), using base e

A: Given,           log3x2+9

Q: logi2144

A: Here, we need to simplify log12144. So,               log12144Factor the number:…

Q: Use logarithms to solve. e2x – et – 56 = 0 -

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Q: 13. Combine the following into a single logarithm Inz- 3 In (z + 4) + In (y)) 112

A: Follow the steps.

Q: Expand the following using the properties of logarithms and simplify. Assume when necessary that all…

A: Given logarithm is:As per the properties of logarithms,Using the above properties and then…

Q: Expand and evaluate numerical terms: log [√(xy) /1000]

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Q: Convert the following expression to the indicated base. log21x2 + 12 using base e

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Q: Use the interpolation method to find log10 1044 from the following data: x = 1000 (10) 1050, y =…

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Q: 1. Use the definition of natural logarithm to rewrite Inx= 4.6052 in exponential form, and evaluate…

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Q: * Suppose that In 2 = a In 3 = b. Use properties of logarithms to write the logarithm in terms of a…

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