SOLUTION: 2^(log base 3 of 5) - 5^(log base 3 of 2)

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Question 1006783: 2^(log base 3 of 5) - 5^(log base 3 of 2)
Answer by Edwin McCravy(20056)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!


Let's take the log base 3 of each of those 
two expressions which are subtracted:

Take the log base 3 of 





Take the log base 3 of 





Since the base 3 logs of  and 
are equal, they are also equal and so their difference is 0.

Answer: 0 

Edwin
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