Arthur D. answered 11/30/16
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log(b)a=5
a) log(b)a3=3*log(b)a=3*5=15
b) log(b)ba=log(b)b+log(b)a=1+5=6
c) log(b)(b2/a)=log(b)b2-log(b)a=2log(b)b-log(b)a=2*1-5=2-5=-3
d) ln(a)/ln(b)=log(e)(a)/log(e)(b)
log(e)a=log(b)a/log(b)e using rule for change of base
log(e)b=log(b)b/log(b)e using rule for change of base
[log(b)a/log(b)e]/[log(b)b/log(b)e]
[log(b)a/log(b)e]*[log(b)e/log(b)b]
log(b)a/log(b)b
5/1
5
e) b5=a is the same as log(b)a=5
f) log(b)b=1
Arthur D.
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