SOLUTION: write x in terms of a,b and c log x=2log a-(3logb(1/2)log c)
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Question 719738: write x in terms of a,b and c log x=2log a-(3logb(1/2)log c)
Answer by lwsshak3(11628) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
write x in terms of a,b and c
log x=2log a-(3logb(1/2)log c)
log x=log[a^2/b^3*c^(1/2)]
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