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Use the properties of logarithms to find the exact value of the expression log[16]4*log[5]5�ã7

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Mc78

  1. What is 5�ã7 ?

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    drwls

  2. suppose to be SQRT7

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    Hunter

  4. is that 5√7 or √7 ?

    log164 = 1/2
    log5 5√7 is not exact
    was that base supposed to be 7 ?

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    Reiny

  5. log[16]4*log[5]5�ã7 is what the question, I am unsure how to solve exact

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    Mc78

  6. log[16]4*log[5]5sqrt7

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  8. log[16]4*log[5]5sqrt7
    = (1/2(*(log[5]5 + log[5]√7)
    = (1/2)( 1 + (1/2)log[5] 7)
    = 1/2 + (1/4) log57

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