Which of the following is equivalent to the expression log

Q: Simplify the following into a single logarithm:2log(5)−1log(x)

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Q: Change the exponential statement to an equivalent statement involving a logarithm. a3 =2.1

A: It is known that exponential functions and logarithmic functions are inverse functions. So, this…

Q: Determine the value of æ that satisfies the following equation. log, (x + 12) + log, (x+6) = 2

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Q: Which of the following expressions simplify to 2? Select all that apply a. log,64 b. log,14 c. log…

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Q: Rewrite log, V z, as a logarithmic expression with an argument of z.

A: The given expression is: logbz3

Q: Which of the following logarithmic expression have been evaluated correctly, to the nearest…

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Q: When the expression - log, (5) - log, (4) + log, (7), b > 1, is written in the form log, a, the…

A: We have to find value of a to the nearest hundredth.

Q: 2) Given that log, 5 = n find the value of 27"

A: we use logarithmic properties to solve Question number 2

Q: Write the following as the sum and/or difference of logarithms. Assume all variables are positive.…

A: that is equal to log(4b/11)=log(4b)-log(11)

Q: Evaluate the following expressions. (a) log, 513 (b) log, 8 (c) log; 625

A: We will apply following property of log  logxn = n logx

Q: Which of the following is equivalent to 5 (loga+logb) – 2logc? OA logyabc OB. Vab log- OD. a?b? log

A: 1/2(loga+logb)-2logc is equivalent to?

Q: Evaluate/simplify each of the following log93

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Q: 1. Simplify the following much as you can. as (a) log, 16 log10 V10 (c) slok 5 (b)

A: Concept : properties of logarithm  loga(am) = m ; aloga(b) =b ; e loga(b) = loga(be) a) log2(16) b)…

Q: Use the Laws of logarithms to rewrite the expression 6. log3

A: Formula Used: We have properties of log: 1. Exponent property of log…

Q: Suppose log ,2 = a and log ,3= c. Use the properties of logarithms to find the following. log b…

A: Now,                logb1728b=logb1728+logbb=3logb12+logbbUse logbb=1.=3logb12+1

Q: log, b* =

A: logbbx=____

Q: Solve for x.

A: (a)log3x=-1(b)log2x=-4

Q: Suppose log ,2 = a and log ,3 = c. Use the properties of logarithms to find the following. log…

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Q: Simplify the following expressions down to a single logarithm.

A: Using logarithmic Properties.

Q: Evaluate the expression without using a calculator. log33

A: Please see the explanation below

Q: (a) Simplify log, a" ÷log, a as a single expression in a logarithm of base b.

A: Given,logbam÷logma

Q: Which of the following is equivalent to the equation log, 16 = -2- O 2 = 16 O: = 16 |3D Ox-2 16 O…

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Q: Write the following as the sum and/or difference of logarithms. Assume all variables are positive.…

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Q: Write the following as the sum and/or difference of logarithms. Assume all variables are 10x log 6.

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Q: Write the following expression as a sum or a difference of simplified logarithms or numbers. 2+1 log…

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Q: Convert the following to a logarithmic equation: e? = 5w

A: Given query is to convert the expression into logarithmic expression.

Q: Let p > 0 and p+ 1. Which of the following equations is equivalent to log, (81) = 4? %3D Op = 3 O 4P…

A: Given equation is equivalent to

Q: . log, (5) + 4 8

A: We have to evaluate the value of        log2(1/8) + 4

Q: Rewrite the following as an equivalent logarithmic equation. 120.4867 = 3

A: Explanation:Here given that,  120.4867=3 We know that,  If ax=bthen logab=x

Q: Which expression is equivalent to log, 2?

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Q: Write the following expression as a single simplified logarithm or as a number. log2 48 log2 3 -…

A: Note: Since you have posted multiple questions we will solve the first question for you. If you want…

Q: Which of the following is equivalent to log36? O A. log3 + 2log2 + log2 B. 3log2 + 2log3 – log2 C.…

A: Choose the correct option.

Q: Use log, 6 z 0.815 and log, 4 0.631 to evaluate log, 24. a. 0.515 b. 0.185 C. 1.048 d. 1.446

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Q: Write the following as the sum and/or difference of logarithms. Assume all variables are positive.…

A: Given : loga8b63

Q: Evaluate the expression without using a calculator. log 2 (log 55)

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Q: Evaluate the expression without using a calculator. loga

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Q: Use the properties of logarithms to expand the following expression. log

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Q: Simplify the following into a single logarithm:5log(8)−4log(x)

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Q: Evaluate the expression without using a calculator: log41

A: To evaluate the expression log41.

Q: Which of the following is true? Select one: a. log48 = 2 b. log36 = 2 C. log216 = 4 С.

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Q: Assume a > 0. Which of the following is/are NOT equivalent to the expression log, (20x²)? Olog, (2a)…

A: We have the expression: log3(20x2)

Q: Change the following exponential to an equivalent Log expression 4 2 = x

A: Given expression is 42=x

Q: Simplify the following into a single logarithm:2log(8) + 2log(x)

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Q: logs x + log1

A: The given expression is log5x+log151x

Q: 5. State the numeric value of the following -5 log, x log, (r-x) log,

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Q: Evaluate the expression without using a calculator: log55

A: Given expression: log55 Recall the expression for base change formula logab=logcblogca Here, a=5,…

Q: What value of x will make the following equation true? log, (4*+) = 16 %3D

A: Given equation is, log445x+1 = 16 we need to solve for x. We can use properties of log for solving…

Q: Use the properties of logarithms to simplify the expression. glogg(10)

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Q: Which of the following is equivalent to log,(hf)? O A. hlog,(f) O B. flog,(h) Oc.log2(h) x log2(f) O…

A: We know that logarithmic formula

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