SOLUTION: Log(base 3)9- log(base 5)5^3 + log(base 7) 7 ^2 - log (base 11)1
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: Log(base 3)9- log(base 5)5^3 + log(base 7) 7 ^2 - log (base 11)1
This question is from textbook Advanced mathematics
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