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\[\log_{a}(1/3) \] \[\log_{a}(5/3) \] \[\log_{a}(36a) \]
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What are we supposed to do? find a?
part a is done by the author
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Use the three given log values to find other values. I got the easier ones I'm not sure how I se those values to find \[\log_{a}(1/3) \]
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ok, so, you have \(log_a {1/3}= log_a {1}-log_a{3}\) right?
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and apply property \(\log_a{1}=0\), \(\log_a{3}\) is given = 2.7
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so, ???
I'm not understanding
why not? |dw:1401140935986:dw|
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