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\[(\log_{7}8)(\log_{6}7)(\log_{5}6)(\log_{4}5)(\log_{3}4)(\log_{2}3) \]
\[(\ln 8/\ln 7)(\ln 7/\ln 6)(\ln 6/\ln 5)(\ln 5/\ln 4)(\ln 4/\ln 3)(\ln 3/\ln2)\] =\[\ln 8/\ln 2\] =3
oh duh!
base of power rule!
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k i see what you did. k thanks! *fanned you!
You better! :P
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