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Simplify log5 s + log5 11 – log5 15 – log5 t is it 11st/5 ?
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11st/15
don't forget the \(\log_5\)
and also the last term is \(-\log_5t\), so the 't' should be in the denominator
so its 11s/15t
you have the term within the log correct. the actual answer would be:\[\log_5(\frac{11s}{15t})\]
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yeah that's that i ment thanks
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