Given: Log2=a, Log7=b. Find: Log 56.
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What is the prime factorization of 56?
– Rushabh Mehta
Nov 27 at 1:21
Simpler exercises: find out $log(2^3)$ and $log(8times 7)$.
– user587192
Nov 27 at 1:21
its 2, and 7 right?
– THE CONFUSED PERSON
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I need to solve it in terms of a and b
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Nov 27 at 1:23
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What is the prime factorization of 56?
– Rushabh Mehta
Nov 27 at 1:21
Simpler exercises: find out $log(2^3)$ and $log(8times 7)$.
– user587192
Nov 27 at 1:21
its 2, and 7 right?
– THE CONFUSED PERSON
Nov 27 at 1:22
I need to solve it in terms of a and b
– THE CONFUSED PERSON
Nov 27 at 1:23
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What is the prime factorization of 56?
– Rushabh Mehta
Nov 27 at 1:21
Simpler exercises: find out $log(2^3)$ and $log(8times 7)$.
– user587192
Nov 27 at 1:21
its 2, and 7 right?
– THE CONFUSED PERSON
Nov 27 at 1:22
I need to solve it in terms of a and b
– THE CONFUSED PERSON
Nov 27 at 1:23
What is the prime factorization of 56?
– Rushabh Mehta
Nov 27 at 1:21
What is the prime factorization of 56?
– Rushabh Mehta
Nov 27 at 1:21
Simpler exercises: find out $log(2^3)$ and $log(8times 7)$.
– user587192
Nov 27 at 1:21
Simpler exercises: find out $log(2^3)$ and $log(8times 7)$.
– user587192
Nov 27 at 1:21
its 2, and 7 right?
– THE CONFUSED PERSON
Nov 27 at 1:22
its 2, and 7 right?
– THE CONFUSED PERSON
Nov 27 at 1:22
I need to solve it in terms of a and b
– THE CONFUSED PERSON
Nov 27 at 1:23
I need to solve it in terms of a and b
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Nov 27 at 1:23
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$log(56) = log(7cdot8) = log(7) + log(8) = log(7) + logleft(2^{3}right) = log(7) + 3log(2) = b + 3a$
I got the answer correct. I think you made a mistake, because the computer said the answer is 3a+b. Thanks for the help though ZAF.
– THE CONFUSED PERSON
Nov 27 at 1:27
Might I suggest "cdot" ($cdot$) instead of a period to indicate multiplication.
– Doug M
Nov 27 at 1:28
Corrected, thanks!
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Nov 27 at 1:30
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Hint 1: $56= 7cdot 2^3$
Hint 2: $log (xcdot y^z)= log x+ zlog y$
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$log(56) = log(7cdot8) = log(7) + log(8) = log(7) + logleft(2^{3}right) = log(7) + 3log(2) = b + 3a$
I got the answer correct. I think you made a mistake, because the computer said the answer is 3a+b. Thanks for the help though ZAF.
– THE CONFUSED PERSON
Nov 27 at 1:27
Might I suggest "cdot" ($cdot$) instead of a period to indicate multiplication.
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Corrected, thanks!
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$log(56) = log(7cdot8) = log(7) + log(8) = log(7) + logleft(2^{3}right) = log(7) + 3log(2) = b + 3a$
I got the answer correct. I think you made a mistake, because the computer said the answer is 3a+b. Thanks for the help though ZAF.
– THE CONFUSED PERSON
Nov 27 at 1:27
Might I suggest "cdot" ($cdot$) instead of a period to indicate multiplication.
– Doug M
Nov 27 at 1:28
Corrected, thanks!
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Nov 27 at 1:30
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$log(56) = log(7cdot8) = log(7) + log(8) = log(7) + logleft(2^{3}right) = log(7) + 3log(2) = b + 3a$
$log(56) = log(7cdot8) = log(7) + log(8) = log(7) + logleft(2^{3}right) = log(7) + 3log(2) = b + 3a$
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I got the answer correct. I think you made a mistake, because the computer said the answer is 3a+b. Thanks for the help though ZAF.
– THE CONFUSED PERSON
Nov 27 at 1:27
Might I suggest "cdot" ($cdot$) instead of a period to indicate multiplication.
– Doug M
Nov 27 at 1:28
Corrected, thanks!
– ZAF
Nov 27 at 1:30
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I got the answer correct. I think you made a mistake, because the computer said the answer is 3a+b. Thanks for the help though ZAF.
– THE CONFUSED PERSON
Nov 27 at 1:27
Might I suggest "cdot" ($cdot$) instead of a period to indicate multiplication.
– Doug M
Nov 27 at 1:28
Corrected, thanks!
– ZAF
Nov 27 at 1:30
I got the answer correct. I think you made a mistake, because the computer said the answer is 3a+b. Thanks for the help though ZAF.
– THE CONFUSED PERSON
Nov 27 at 1:27
I got the answer correct. I think you made a mistake, because the computer said the answer is 3a+b. Thanks for the help though ZAF.
– THE CONFUSED PERSON
Nov 27 at 1:27
Might I suggest "cdot" ($cdot$) instead of a period to indicate multiplication.
– Doug M
Nov 27 at 1:28
Might I suggest "cdot" ($cdot$) instead of a period to indicate multiplication.
– Doug M
Nov 27 at 1:28
Corrected, thanks!
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Nov 27 at 1:30
Corrected, thanks!
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Hint 1: $56= 7cdot 2^3$
Hint 2: $log (xcdot y^z)= log x+ zlog y$
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Hint 1: $56= 7cdot 2^3$
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What is the prime factorization of 56?
– Rushabh Mehta
Nov 27 at 1:21
Simpler exercises: find out $log(2^3)$ and $log(8times 7)$.
– user587192
Nov 27 at 1:21
its 2, and 7 right?
– THE CONFUSED PERSON
Nov 27 at 1:22
I need to solve it in terms of a and b
– THE CONFUSED PERSON
Nov 27 at 1:23