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Question 147527: Find H+ if Ph is 5.042.
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Question 147526: Find H+ if Ph is 5.042.
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Question 147610: ln(x+3)+ln4=ln40
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Question 147644: Hello....I have just a couple of questions. Actually, two questions in one.
What is the maximum number of intersections of the graphs of an ellipse and a parabola? An ellipse and a hyperbola?
Thank you very much!
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Question 147773: log5 (to the power of 5) (x+3)+log5(big 4)=log5(big 36)
once again its:
log5(x+3)+log5 4= log5 36
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Question 147847: How would you write ln0.2=-1.6 in exponential form and how would you make e^-4=0.0183 into a logarithmic form?
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Question 147814: Suppose that the function P=12+50ln x represents the percentage of inbound e-mail in the U.S. that is considered spam, where x is the number of years after 2001.
Carry all calculations to six decimals on each intermediate step when necessary.
a) use this model to approximate the percentage of spam in the year 2005. I need to know all steps please.
b) Use this model to determine how many years it will take (to two decimal places) for the percent of spam to reach 90% provided that the law enforcement regarding spammers does not change.
My answer fo first part is P=12+3.91(4) = P=12+15.65 P= 27.65% Is this correct and the second part 90=12+50ln(x), 90=12+3.91(x), 90=15.91x, 15.91years Is this correct? Thanks for help
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Question 147882: Express as a single logarithm, 12 + log, 45
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Question 147935: (1=0.06/4)^4t=3
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Question 147937: What are you supposed to do to solve lne^2 ?
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Question 147938: How would you solve lnx=2 ?
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Question 147941: How do you write this as a single logarithm of a single argument 1/2*ln5+3*ln2 ?
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Question 147940: What do you do to solve log(x^3/y)^2
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Question 148051This question is from textbook College Algebra
: I am having the hardest time figuring out how to write in the exponential form of the natural base e itself in the following:
ln e^2=2.
If you will please also write in detail (or as much as possible), how you derived your answer, that would be great.This question is from textbook College Algebra

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Question 148113This question is from textbook functions modeling change
: evaluate with out a calculator: 2lne^4This question is from textbook functions modeling change

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Question 148322: Find the value of x in logx + 1/logx = 5/2
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Question 148320: Write as a single logarithm:
5/6log(x) + 12log(y) - 6logx - logy
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Question 148506: Of the three method of solving a system of equations which method is most appealing?
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Question 148502: How do you interpret the solution of a system of equations by the corresponding graph?

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Question 148642: log(base6)(b^2 + 2) + log(base6)2 = 2
and
log(base3)(5x+5) - log(base3)(x2 - 1) = 0
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Question 148690: problem: log (base 2) 35
This is what I have done:
log (base 2) (5 x 7)
log (base 2) 5 + log (base 2) 7
I do not know how to find the log base of 2 and the 5, and same for the base 2 and 7. On my TI-84 plus.
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Question 148826: What is the value of the given expression?
1. 2 log 1
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Question 148831: What is the value of the expression log (2+3)?

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Question 148829: What is the value of the expression log AB^2
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Question 148828: What is the value of the expression log (2+3)?
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Question 148834: What is the area of a trapezoid, if h=28.56 b=97.23 and b1=112.63
A=1/2h (b+b1)
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Question 148856This question is from textbook Essentials of College Algebra Alternate Edition
: Suppose that $5000 is invested at interest rate k, compounded continuously, and grows to $6954.84 in 6 years. a) Find the interest rate. b) write the exponential growth function. c) Find the balance after 10years.This question is from textbook Essentials of College Algebra Alternate Edition

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Question 148954: solve the following logarithm showing all work
log(base2)(x - 2) + 5 = 8 - log(base2) 4

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Question 149218: Find y as a function of x. The constant Cis a positive number.
ln(y-3)=ln 2(x^2)+ln C
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Question 149315: Please help me solve this problem:
Find the center and radius of
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Question 149326: Please help me solve the following problem:
What kind of function is
even, odd, neither even nor odd, both even and odd are my choices
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Question 149316: Please help me solve this problem:
If f(x) = x^3/x^2 -4, find f(x+2)
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Question 149400: Rewrite each expression in exponential form and determine the value of x.
(a) log49 x=1/2
(b) log9 27 = x

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Question 149400: Rewrite each expression in exponential form and determine the value of x.
(a) log49 x=1/2
(b) log9 27 = x

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Question 149398: Solve the exponential or logarithmic equations. (Write your final answer in BOTH exact and approximate value).
(a) 6^x-3 = 2^x
(b) log(5x-6) = 2log x
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Question 149401: 1. Divide 0.05555 by 0.0008601
2. Find the value of the expression by using logarithms - 1215^3/2
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Question 149409: Please help me solve the following problem:
Determine whether the graph crosses or only touches the x-axis at each x-intercept for f(x)= x(x-2)(x-4)
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Question 149413: Please help me solve the following problem:
Write log ( -9)- log( +7x +12) as a single logarithm
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Question 149457This question is from textbook
: The instructions say for each function, find f^-1. Help please, step by step. Thank you...
f(x)= 6^x-1
Also, solve each equation. Find the Exact solutions.
1/2^x = 5 the exponent is above the 2 only.This question is from textbook

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Question 149481This question is from textbook
: Instructions say to solve and find the exact solutions. Please help with this one...
X^(4/3) = 1/16
Thank you..This question is from textbook

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Question 149609: How would you solve: log(base 2x)+log(base 4x)+log(base 8x) = 1?
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Question 149609: How would you solve: log(base 2x)+log(base 4x)+log(base 8x) = 1?
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Question 149624: Could someone please help me with the following problem:
What would be the determinant of Dx, if Cramer's Rule is used to solve:
3x -2y = 5
2x + 5y = -3
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Question 149622: Could I please get assistance with the following problem:
Find the determinant of:
-4 0
1 3
the numbers are enclosed with vertical lines.
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