if lg5=a, lg3=b when \[\lg _{30}8\] is?
By the way, lg stands for log10
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OpenStudy (kamille):
how i think:
\[\log _{30}8=\frac{ \lg8 }{ \lg30 }=\frac{ \lg24-\lg3}{ \lg10+\lg3 }=\frac{ \lg12+\lg2-b }{ \lg2+a+b }=\] and I am not sure what to do nextt
OpenStudy (raden):
hmm..
looks u need the value of lg 2 (in term of a)
OpenStudy (raden):
can u ?
OpenStudy (kamille):
oh wrong
OpenStudy (kamille):
can you show me?
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OpenStudy (raden):
not wrong, but just need extra important point there, is the value of log 2
OpenStudy (raden):
look this :
log 2 = log (10/5) = log 10 - log 5 = 1 - a
now, apply it into ur equation above
OpenStudy (raden):
btw, that will be easier if u setting log 8 = log (2^3) = 3 log 2