Exponents and Logarithms

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Let $x$, $y$, and $z$ be positive real numbers that satisfy\[2 \log_x (2y) = 2 \log_{2x} (4z) = \log_{2x^4} (8yz) \neq 0.\] The
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2. asked by clache
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log27^9
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2. asked anonymously
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4^(2x+1)=1/6
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2. asked by Sheilla
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Find the value of (0.021)^ (1/5) using Log Tables.
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2. asked by Kaur
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Evaluate the following using logarithm table 5.25×23.73
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2. asked by Deborah
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given log_b a = c, which statement is true? (the b is subscript)a. a = b^c b. c = a^b c. c = b^a d. a = c^b
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2. asked by sung
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Find x and y if 3^2x-y=1 and 16^x/4=8^3x-y?
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2. asked by Ayomide
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if a^x=(a/k)^y=k^m and a is not equal to 1 then show that 1/x-1/y=1/mshow me work plz
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2. asked by urgent
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Can someone solve for x please. I don't understand it.2^x . 7^x = log 14 My answer : 14^x = log 14 = log14÷log 14 = x X=1 Is
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2. asked by Jack
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what is the antilogarithm of the number 4^-.0612
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2. asked by Sarah Banks
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Write in logarithmic form.1/2^-3=8
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2. asked by Shelby
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4^3x7^-2)^-5/ 7^9
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2. asked by chelsea
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log base 2n 1944 = log base n (486* (2)^1/2)find n^6
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2. asked by maya
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An expression was simplified to 24^12. which expression correctly used the Product Rule of Exponents to simplify?
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2. asked anonymously
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Product rule of exponents use the product rule of exponents to simplify the expression 2 4 minus 22
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2. asked anonymously
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log_(9) $73$
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2. asked by Anonymous
3. 224 views
log [ a^3\/ab / (ab^2) ]--> in words this is, log(a to the power 3 times by the square root of ab divided by (a times b to the
1. 9 answers
2. asked by Sam
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simplify this expression using the quotient rule of integer exponents t400t100 1 point
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2. asked anonymously
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What is the missing exponent in the following equation?e^? / e^65 = e^38
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2. asked anonymously
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Which are the correct steps to follow to simplify an exponential expression using the quotient rule of integers exponents
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2. asked anonymously
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Which interval contains all the x-values where f(x)=log_0.75^x is positive?
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2. asked by INeedThatA$AP,NoRocky
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3 log 2^(1/2)I need steps. Explanation please
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2. asked by Laila
3. 167 views
If (1/4)^x+y=256 and log(small4)(x-y)=3, calculate the exact values of x and y algebraically. Please help me out. Thank you!
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2. asked by Harry
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How do you express as a productlog N^x-6
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2. asked by jill
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x^y=y^x ; then find dy/dx
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2. asked by Raj
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4* 4^x/2 =1024Where do you begin since it is expoential? Is it 2^2+ 4(^2(^x/2) = 2^10.Then simplifying ?
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2. asked by Rose
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Can somebody please give me a short explanation (like, a very simple sentence) on how exponents and algorithms are related?I
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2. asked by Fading
3. 462 views
ln(e^(5)·3^log3(e)+1/2e^-3ln(2)the first base e has en exponent of 5 times 3 to the power/exponent of log with a base of 3 (3).
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2. asked by Jillian
3. 485 views
0.0025*10^1/3
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2. asked by sherif
3. 347 views
How do you simplify this expression?It gets confusing b/c of logs and exponents. Can someone help me explain how to do this.
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2. asked by Amy
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Solve for x9^(x^2) = 3^(-5x-2)
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2. asked by Anonymous
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convert to the alternate form to exponential form.a) 5^4=625 b) e^x=y c) log.001=x I really need help on these problems i have
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2. asked by Lane
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use the product rule of Exponents to simplify 5^10 x 5^5
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2. asked by ollie
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What's the fastest way to find Anti Logarithms(not using interpolation or a log table)can anyone give me an example using any
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2. asked by John
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Solve for t. (Round your answer to two decimal places.(2 − (2.479/35))^7t= 29
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2. asked by steven
3. 524 views
I need to expand the expression without exponents. We haven't covered this yet so I am confused on how to do both of themLog
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2. asked by Deb
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1. Simplify2.3^5 log base 2.3^1 2. How do you solve this matrix using a graphing calculator AX=B A=9 -3 1 B=-7 X= x 1 1 1 -3 y
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2. asked by Anonymous
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Simplify(2.3)^5 log base 2.3^1
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2. asked by Anonymous
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How would I write this in exponential form?log(3)1/27= -3
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2. asked by Caroline
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Can you show me the QuickChek for product rule of exponents? It's five questions and it's unit four lesson three
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2. asked anonymously
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x= 3^log_3_^8 ? The log being in the exponent is throwing me off.
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2. asked by marcus
3. 803 views
change the logarithmic expression to an equivalent expression involving an exponent. 4^16=xlog (base4)16=x is it x=e^2?
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2. asked by alli
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evaluate rounding to 2 decimal places if neccessarya) 1n5 = 1.61 b) lne^2 = 2 c) (lne)^2 = 1 please let me know if these are
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2. asked by Henry
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I have solved the following questions, let me know if they are correct, thanks.1. Simplify, and write in the base of 3: (9^x .
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2. asked by help
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log100^x
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2. asked by help
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Which expression is correctly developed to use the Product Rule of Exponents?(1 point) Responses 327 32 superscript 7 baseline
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2. asked by he
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Solve 5^(2-x) = 1/125 for x.
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2. asked by Jake
3. 490 views
Change the exponentional expression to an equivalent expression involving a logarithm.(2x)^-10=4
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2. asked by Hunter
3. 411 views
Change the exponentional expression to an equivalent expression involving a logarithm.7^c = 0.026
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2. asked by anon
3. 419 views
Change the exponentioanl expression to an equivalent expression involving a logarithm. e^-1/3 = 9tSomebody help PLease!
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2. asked by anon
3. 730 views

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