SOLUTION: Write ({{{ log( 3, 7 ) * log( 4, 3 ) * log( 7, 6 ) }}}) as a single logarithm.
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Question 935990
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Write (
) as a single logarithm.
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Theo(13342)
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this was a doozy, but i think i was able to figure it out.
by the log conversion formula, you get:
and
and
you get the following equation:
(
) =
in the numerator and denominator cancel out, and
in the numerator and denominator cancel out and you are left with
by the log base conversion formula, you get:
and so your final solution is:
(
=
.
to confirm the solution is correct, you have to go back to the log conversion formulas.
.=
= 1.29248125.
(
) =
= 1.29248125.
they give you the same value, so they're equivalent.
your solution is that the expression becomes