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Help please, Use properties of logarithms to rewrite the formula E=log I^2/MR in terms of logarithms that do not contain fractions or powers.
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I think the equation you wrote is \[E = \log(\frac{I^2}{M*R})\]If it is, then it is equivalent to \[E = 2\log(I) - \log(M) - \log(R)\]
Thanks, I thought it would be E=2log(I)-log(M)+log (R)
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