Question

The product, logab X logba is equal to?

Answer 1

I've heard of lgba, not logba :/

Answer 2

Although, if logab = x, then logba will be 1 over x

Answer 3

are any of them bases, eg is logab
\[\log_ab \text{ } or \log(ab)\]

Answer 4

My guess

Answer 5

I CAN'T POST IT RIGHT.
here is the link
it # 19

Answer 6

so what is the product??
anyone??

Answer 7

@tim538 :U there ?

Answer 8

yeay

Answer 9

Can U change a log to a fraction ?

Answer 10

i think so?

Answer 11

Good ,so change \[\log_{a} b\] to a fraction ?

Answer 12

this might sound stupid, but how do you do that?

Answer 13

NP ,when u want to change it to a fraction u take log the number over log its base
ex :\[\log_{a} b\] = logb/loga

Answer 14

u got it ?

Answer 15

yeay thank

Answer 16

now change the other log to a fraction
\[\log_{?} \]---> ???

Answer 17

\[\log_{b} a *\]

Answer 18

logba > loga/logb

Answer 19

thats right ,now u can multiply ,it will be logb/loga x loga/logb =1

Answer 20

u need more explanation ?

Answer 21

no you did a great job thanks!!!

Answer 22

yw...