SOLUTION: Explain why log 80= 1+log 8
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Question 1015296: Explain why log 80= 1+log 8
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Explain why log 80= 1+log 8
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It is because 80 = 8*10.
And the base of logarithm is (assumed to be) 10.
The rest is on you.
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