Use the change-of-basis identity,
to write
Use the product-to-sum identity,
to write
Redistribute the factors on the left side as
and simplify to
Now expand the right side:
Simplify and rewrite using the logarithm properties mentioned earlier.
(C)
Answer:
<u>1/7=3/21</u>
<u>7/1=21/3</u>
the other fractions are not correct/valid therefore the fractions above are the correct answers
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
To get the unit to equal 1, divide both numbers by the denominator; your answer is the number you get by dividing the numerator by the denominator. Use this method to calculate unit cost, too—you're calculating how much 1 item is worth, after you're given the amount that multiple items cost.
1.92/4 then you take that which is .48 and do .48/16 to get .03
85! Because there are 128 oz. in a gallon and there are 4 gallons. 128x4=512 divide 512 by 6 and get 85.333 85 is the greatest amount.
