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Find an expression for log a in terms of x and y (1 Viewer)

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Start date Mar 9, 2015

BlueGas

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Let loga2 = x and loga3 = y.

Find an expression for loga12 in terms of x and y.

VBN2470

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BlueGas said:
Let loga2 = x and loga3 = y.

Find an expression for loga12 in terms of x and y.

$If $\log2=x$ and $\log3=y$ then: \\ $\log12=\log4+\log3=2\log2+\log3=2x+y$

Last edited: Mar 9, 2015

BlueGas

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VBN2470 said:
$If $\log2=x$ and $\log3=y$ then: \\ $\log12=\log4+\log3=2\log2+\log3=2x+y$

Thank you.

BlueGas

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Just want to make sure of something, can the answer also be 2y + x?

integral95

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BlueGas said:
Just want to make sure of something, can the answer also be 2y + x?

$2y+ x = 2log3 + log 2 = log3^2+log 2 = log 9 + log 2 = log18$

Therefore that's incorrect

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