SOLUTION: -(.5log.5+.5log.5)=?

SOLUTION: -(.5log.5+.5log.5)=?

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Question 537653: -(.5log.5+.5log.5)=?

Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
-(.5log.5+.5log.5)=?
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If the logs are base 10:
= -log(0.5)
= log(2)
=~ 0.30103

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