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lga+lg1/a=0 

Is this true or false? 

I think it is true only if a=1.

 Feb 14, 2016
edited by Guest  Feb 14, 2016
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lga+lg1/a=0 

Is this true or false? 

I think it is true only if a=1.

 

Is this equation a quadratic one with two variable terms?

5+2x-3x^2 I think it is quadratic but it doesnt have two variable terms in it so it must be false?

 Feb 14, 2016
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lga+lg1/a=0 

Is this true or false? 

I think it is true only if a=1.

 

\(log\;a+log\frac{1}{a}=log\;(a*\frac{1}{a})=log\;1 = 0\)

 

So true  :)

 Feb 14, 2016
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5+2x-3x^2     DOES have two variable terms in it.

 Feb 14, 2016
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It does but there is only two x'es and by two variable terms I think they mean two different ones for example Y and X.

 Feb 14, 2016

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