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hallo, please help with this:

 

logxalog1xa3

 

Thank you very very much!!

 Feb 21, 2018
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hallo, please help with this:

logx(a)log1x(a3)

 

logx(a)log1x(a3)=logx(a)3×log1x(a)log1x(a)=logx(a)logx(1x)=logx(a)3×logx(a)logx(1x)logx(1x)=logx(1)logx(x)=logx(a)3×logx(a)logx(1)logx(x)=logx(a)3×logx(a)logx(1)logx(x1)|logx(1)=logx(x0)=0|logx(x1)=1=logx(a)3×logx(a)01=logx(a)+3×logx(a)=4×logx(a)

 

laugh

 Feb 21, 2018
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Heureka,

 

thank you very much, I honestly appreciate your time!!

Guest Feb 21, 2018
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logx a  -  log1/x a^3

 

Using the change-of -base  rule, we have that

 

log a  / log x    -    log a  /  log (1/x)   =

 

log a / log x  -  log a^3  / log x^-1   =

 

log a / log x  -  3log a / [ - log x]   =

 

log a / log x   +  3log a   /log x  =

 

4 [log a  /  log x ]  =      [ reverse the change-of-base rule ]

 

4 logx a

 

 

cool cool cool

 Feb 21, 2018

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