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Verification please attachment is included deals with log properties
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im in between B and D
going more towards B cuz i never seen the parentheses like that before
@geerky42 hi there im sorry to bother again but lol im dealing with log properties again and i just want to know if i got them n_n --- i think the answers are A and B
You are correct. B is \(\log(M^p),\) which is \(p\log(M)\) D is \((\log M)^p = \log M \log M \log M \ldots\log M \) p times \(\neq p\log M\)
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ohhhh ok thank you now i know two more properties n_n @geerky42
Well, D is not really property, you just multiply log M by itself p times, which is basically what exponent is.
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oh ok / thanks n_n @geerky42
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