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Charra [1.4K]
2 years ago
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Find all the missing values to make the equation true

Mathematics
1 answer:
Georgia [21]2 years ago
4 0

The missing value in the logarithm are as follows:

  • log₃ 7 - log₃ 2 = log₃ (7 / 2)
  • log₉ 7 + log₉ 4 =  log₉ 28
  • log₆ 1 / 81  =  
  • - 4 log₆ 3

<h3>How to solve logarithm?</h3>

Using logarithm rule,

logₐ b - logₐ c = logₐ (b / c)

logₐ b + logₐ c = logₐ (b × c)

Therefore,

log₃ 7 - log₃ 2 = log₃ (7 / 2)

log₉ 7 + log₉ 4 = log₉ (7 × 4) =  log₉ 28

log₆ 1 / 81 = log₆ 81⁻¹ = log₆ 3⁻⁴ =  - 4 log₆ 3

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