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Write this in the form of single logarithm log x plus log y?
That is the same as log xy.
How do you log in to kidspace?
write kidspace then if you have it do the second one.next write your username and password.last press log in press agree when a different thing comes up and there you have it.
How do you write log5 - 3logx2 - 7 13 log 4 as a single quantity?
can't really work out what you're asking here but log(a) - log(b) = Log (a/b) and n·log(b) = log(bⁿ)
Why are logarithmic functions used?
A log is just another way to write an exponent. Log functions are used to make some very complicated computations easier.
Would the graph of y equals x squared be a straight line on log paper?
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