SOLUTION: A) if logbase4(xy)=6 then prove that logbase2(x) +logbase2(y) = 12
B) Hence solve the equations simultaneously:
Logbase4 (xy) = 6
(Logbase2(X))(logbase2(y)) = 32
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Question 1043800: A) if logbase4(xy)=6 then prove that logbase2(x) +logbase2(y) = 12
B) Hence solve the equations simultaneously:
Logbase4 (xy) = 6
(Logbase2(X))(logbase2(y)) = 32
Answer by josgarithmetic(39618) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
This is help only, for (A).
, given condition.
Change-Of-Base formula gives
Continuing with the left side steps,
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