SOLUTION: if a=log[5](2) and if b=log[5](3) write log[5](36) in terms of A and B

SOLUTION: if a=log[5](2) and if b=log[5](3) write log[5](36) in terms of A and B

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Question 755657: if a=log[5](2) and if b=log[5](3) write log[5](36) in terms of A and B
Answer by lwsshak3(11628) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
if A=log[5](2) and if B=log[5](3) write log[5](36) in terms of A and B

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