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Question 32453: log516 - log52t = log52


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Question 32586This question is from textbook
: -16+0.2(10)^x=35This question is from textbook

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Question 32608: I am not to sure as to how to write "log y -(log 7 + log f)" as a single log. I really need help with this
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Question 32619: i got to round these equations using logorithms can anyone please help me
2x = 30
5x - 1 = 3x
3.53x + 1 = 65.4
16x - 4 = 33 - x
7x - 2 = 5x

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Question 32662: Please help me solve this problem:
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Question 32882This question is from textbook Algebra 2
: What is 8x^3-1 in factor form?This question is from textbook Algebra 2

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Question 32881: If the Richter magnitude formula is R=0.671 Log(0.37E)+1.46. R= Magnitude and E= the energy in kilowatt-hours. What is the magnitude of 5.02x10^8 kwh of energy?
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Question 32884This question is from textbook Algebra 2
: If the population in India was estimated to be 574,220,000 in 1974 and 746,388,000 in 1984 t=0 in 1974 t=10 in 1984.
the exponential growth function P(t)=P0e^kt, find the value of k. The write the function for the population as a function of time t.
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Question 33246This question is from textbook College Algebra
: ln(x+1)=ln(3x+1) - lnx
solve exactly
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Question 33208: By using the formula logba = (log a)/(log b) where the b is lowered solve log2 10000 where the two is lowered
Thank you in advance for your help.

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Question 33353: What is Expanding logarithms and how do i do this problem?
ln((e^(4)y)/(d^(2))

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Question 33626This question is from textbook COLLEG ALGEBRA
: I really need help !

5) Logarithms:
a) Using a calculator, find log 10000 where log means log to the base of 10.
Answer:



b) Most calculators have 2 different logs on them: log, which is based 10, and ln, which is based e. In computer science, digital computers are based on the binary numbering system which means that there are only 2 numbers available to the computer, 0 and 1. When a computer scientist needs a logarithm, he/she needs a log to base 2 which is not on any calculator. To find the log of a number to any base, we can use a conversion formula as shown here:

Using this formula, find .
Answer:
Show work in this space
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Question 33754: Use implicit differentiation to find dy/dx:
e^y lnx+ xy3= y^2

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Question 33753: Use implicit differentiation to find dy/dx:
x^2lnx-y^3lny=2

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Question 33987: Use implicit differentiation to find dy/dx:
e^xy- ex^3 = 4y^2

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Question 34349This question is from textbook advanced algebra
: what is log3 + log5This question is from textbook advanced algebra

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Question 31748: Question: Evaluate: 1n(1/5sqrt e)
(A) 1/5
(B) -1/5
(C) -5
(D) 5
Thank you!

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Question 34259This question is from textbook McDougal Littell Algebra 2
: Solve the exponential equation. Round the result to 3 decimal places.
1.
2.
Solve the Logarithmic equation. Round the result to 3 decimal places.
1.
2.
These problems come from pg 85 [Lesson 8.6, Practice C] of Mcdougal Littell's Algebra 2 Chpt. 8 Resource book
Help me A.S.A.P with shown work
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Question 34700: "SOLVING EXPONENTIAL AND LOGARITHMIC EQUATIONS" ---> why is it that when any value of X results in a log of a negative number, it must be rejected???
it's from a workbook that my professor created - not a textbook.

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Question 34710: The question goes like this....
Write an exponential function that includes the given points (1,5);(2,7)

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Question 34711: The problem is a word problem it goes like this...
You invest 2,000 dollars at an annual interest rate of 5% for 3 years.
Find the amount for each account...
Compounded daily = ?
Compounded monthly = ?
Compounded continuously = ?

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Question 35103: i really need help on these ones they got me really confused i would appreciate it if i could get some help answering these thank you
find the sum of the arithmetic sequence having the data given.
a1 = 5, an = 3, n = 20
a1 = 7, d = - 3, n = 20
a1 = 81, an = - 13, n = 20
a1 = 5, d = 7, n = 120
an = 5, d = -2, n = 12
In exercises 6-7, find the first term of the arithmetic sequence having the data given.
an = 48, Sn = 546, n = 26
Sn = 781, d = 3, n = 22

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Question 35103: i really need help on these ones they got me really confused i would appreciate it if i could get some help answering these thank you
find the sum of the arithmetic sequence having the data given.
a1 = 5, an = 3, n = 20
a1 = 7, d = - 3, n = 20
a1 = 81, an = - 13, n = 20
a1 = 5, d = 7, n = 120
an = 5, d = -2, n = 12
In exercises 6-7, find the first term of the arithmetic sequence having the data given.
an = 48, Sn = 546, n = 26
Sn = 781, d = 3, n = 22

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Question 35087: log (x+21) + log x = 2
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Question 35087: log (x+21) + log x = 2
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Question 35179: Solve equation
log7 (3x-11) = log7 (x-3)

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Question 35192: Problem goes like this.....
Solve equation.
log (x+5) - log (x-1) = log (x+2) - log (x-3)

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Question 35195: The problem goes like this....
Solve Equation
log4 (x^2 - 4) - log4 (x + 2) = 2

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Question 35219This question is from textbook
: solve for x: log2x + log2(x+2)=3
the two next to the log is a little two --
this is not from a book it is from a worksheet:)
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Question 35225This question is from textbook
: Find log7 12 (to four decimal places)
the seven is a little seven
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Question 35250This question is from textbook
: Find y as a function of x if e to the y-C (y-c is the exponent) = x + 4
I got y = square root of x+4 + C - I don't know if this is right?
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Question 35303: please help me, im so confused!
Solve 5^(sin2x) = 3.307
if i wasnt clear sin2x is the exponent of 5. we're learning about logarithms and natural logs and stuff, i just dont get it!

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Question 35326: Problem goes like this...
Solve Equation.
log2 (5x+7) - log2 x = 2

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Question 35332: Question goes like this....
Solve Equation.
2log2 (x+6) - log2 16 = 2

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Question 35350: Question goes like this....
Solve Equation.
log x + log (x+2) = log 3

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Question 35396This question is from textbook
: Find x to 4 decimal places: 1n x- 41n 3 = 1n(5/x)This question is from textbook

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Question 35305: solve, leaving answer in scientific notation:
use logs to fine the 7th root of 4.82 X 10^358
thanks!

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Question 35345: write as a single logarithm with coefficient one: 3log4x (the four is little) + 1/2log4 (the four is little) square root x
I got log4 (little four) x to the 13/4 (13/4 is an exponent) - please help...not sure if I got this or not:)

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Question 35467: If log 8 (little 8)M = log 5(little 5) 7/log 5(little 5)8, then M = ?
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Question 35470: I'm really struggling with this problem:
The amount of radioactive material, in grams, present after t days is modeled by
A(t)=500e to the -0.05t (-0.05t is the exponent)
a)What is the initial amount of material?
b)How much material is left after 10 days?
c)Find the half-life of the material.

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Question 35465: Solve the equation for x: 2 to the 3x (3x is the exponent) = 3 to the 2x+1 (2x+1 is the exponent) -
I got log 3 over 3 log 2 - 2 log 3 -- is this right?

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Question 35323: i am so confused i cant understand how to start or finish this problem log(5)625
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Question 35270This question is from textbook
: Find x to 4 decimal places: In x-41n 3 = 1n(5/x)This question is from textbook

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Question 35518: Solve for x: (1/8) to the 2x-1 (2x-1 is the exponent) = 8 to the x-1 (x-1 is the exponent.
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Question 35518: Solve for x: (1/8) to the 2x-1 (2x-1 is the exponent) = 8 to the x-1 (x-1 is the exponent.
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