55 Answered Questions for the topic Logs
Logs
07/15/16
Logs, solving for x
Hi,I need help solving for x for :
logx2 (101) = logx+1 (101)
The bases are not the same so im guessing you have to use change of base formula right? Im not sure though how to use it for...
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Logs
07/14/16
Absolute value when expressing in terms of simple logs
log5 [ (a2b3 )/(25) ] . Its log base 5.
My question is when there is an even number you have to write it with the absolute value sign right?
Logs
07/14/16
Evaluating these two logs
Hi, I need help understand how to use log identities to solve
a) 5 2log53
Logs
07/14/16
Using logarithmic identities to evaluate
Hi, I am very confused on solving the following. I really have no idea how to solve it and Im freaking out.
a) 8 raised to -log822
b) (log10)3
c) √ln1
d) log(2/3)(27/8)
e) 7 raised to...
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06/07/16
Logarithmic equations help
solve
1)log24+2log28=x
2)log5(x+2)-log5 7 = 2log53
thanks this site helps a lot!
06/07/16
Need help solving these log equations
Solve
1. log16x=3/2
2.logx81 = 3
3. Log21/8 = x
thanks
02/08/16
Solve for t in: 3(5)^(t) = 4(0.25)^(t+1) in the exact value
I have to solve for t using logs or natural logs and find the exact value of t. I've been trying for over an hour but have had no luck, thank you in advance to whoever solves!
Logs
01/05/16
The price of 9 volt batteries is increasing according to the function below, where t is years after January 1, 1980. During what year will the price reach $4?
P(t)=1.1•e^0.047t
How do I extract log messages from Snort and parse them into C#?
I need to take my Snort log messages, read in those files generated by Snort and parse them into C#
Logs Equations
11/01/15
ln (x+2) - ln(4x) = 1 and 5(2^x+1) - 3 = 8
Solve the following equations or indicate that no solution exists.
Thank you!
11/01/15
Use the properties of logs to show that 1/3+ log_2(cube root of 10) and log _2(cube root of 20) are equivalent
Start with one side and show each step to get to the other one.
Thank you!
Logs Equivalent
11/01/15
Use the properties of logs to show that 1/3 + log_2(cube root of 10) and log_2 (cube root of 20) are equivalent.
Start with one side and show each step to get to the other one.
thank you!
Logs Equivalent
11/01/15
Which if any of: log_7(5/2), log_7(5)/log_7(2), log_7(5)-log_7(2)
Please show steps..
thanks from the struggling precal student
Logs
10/31/15
What is log_2 (1/4(2^(x+1)))
can you please explain the steps on how to do this??
Thank you.
Logs
10/31/15
what is log_3 (9/squareroot 3) ?
I don't understand logs so i really need step by step
08/25/15
Which of the following is equivalent to 2^4 =16?
Which of the following is equivalent to 2^4 =16?Select one:A. log4^16 = 2B. log2^4 = 16C. log2^16 = 4D. log4^2 = 16
08/01/15
Log6(6) + 2 Log 10 - 5 In e + Log 1
Log 6(6) + 2 Log 10 - 5 In e + Log 1
= Log 1 + 2 Log 1 - 5 In 1 + Log 0
= 1 + (2*1) - (5*1) + 0
= -2
Logs Logarithms
04/26/15
Given that log_2(3) • log_3(4) • log_4(5)..... log_n-1(n) • log_n(n+1) = 10, find the value of n.
Given that log_2(3) • log_3(4) • log_4(5)..... log_n-1(n) • log_n(n+1) = 10, find the value of n.
NEED ANSWER ASAP
Logs Precalculus Homework
03/12/15
Half life question
Analysis indicated that a scroll wrapping contained 76% of the original carbon-14. The half life of carbon-14 is 5715 years. Set up & solve equation to find age
12/09/14
Exponential Decay
A population numbers 12,000 organisms initially and decreases by 6.4% each year.
A) Suppose P represents the population and t the number of years of decline. An exponential model for the...
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Logs Rules Of Logs
11/02/14
if ln(a)=2, ln(b)=3 and ln(c)=5, evaluate the follwing:
ln[(a^4)/(b^-2*c^-1)]
ln[(sqrt)(b^-4)(c^-3)(a^3)]
ln(a^-3*b^-3)/ln((bc)^4)
ln(c^3)* ln(a/b^4)^-3
Logs Logarithms
05/16/14
log12 20~1.2 and log12 33 ~1.4 (Given) (Evaluate)log121.65
Given: log1220~1.2 and log1233~1.4
evaluate log121.65
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