SOLUTION: find the value of a - b 5log x+ 1/3log y - 1/2log x - 5/6 log y= log(x^a y^b)

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Question 886329: find the value of a - b
5log x+ 1/3log y - 1/2log x - 5/6 log y= log(x^a y^b)

Answer by lwsshak3(11628)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
find the value of a - b
5log x+ 1/3log y - 1/2log x - 5/6 log y- log(x^a y^b)=0





sorry, this is as far I can go
can't figure the value of a-b

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