Help with equivalent logarithms? (file attached)
Ive done all of #3 except part D
define the midpoints of the line segments from opposite vertexes
but how? I can not figure it out
what are the points that define the corners of the rhombus? and what are opposite pairs?
given a line segment between 2 points; point A and point B the middle of the line is simply the average of the points: (A+B)/2
the points are (-2,-4)(3,-4)(6,0)(1,0) the midpoint is (2,-2)
(-2,-4)(3,-4)(6,0)(1,0) |dw:1353875685395:dw| so opposite pairs of vertex are: (-2,-4)(6,0) and (3,-4)(1,0) right?
add the opposites and divide by 2 ....
typoed it :) (-2,-4) (3,-4) +( 6, 0) +(1, 0) -------- ------- (4,-4) (4,-4) (4,-4)/2 = (2,-2)
ohh okay!
any chance you know how to do question 1?
what are your log properties?
\[log_m(1/n)=log_m(1/n)\] \[-log_m(n)=log_m(1)-log_m(n)=log_m(1/n)\] \[log_{1/m}(n)=\frac{ln(n)}{ln(1/m)}=\frac{ln(n)}{-ln(m)}\] \[log_{1/m}(n)=\frac{ln(n)}{ln(1/m)}=\frac{ln(n)}{-ln(m)}=\frac{-ln(n)}{ln(m)}=\frac{ln(1/n)}{ln(m)}=log_m(1/n)\]
Thank you so much! Your help means a lot to me :)
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