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REY [17]
3 years ago
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Given that the logarithm of 7623 is 3.8821, what is the logarithm for each answer listed below? a. 0.8821 b. 7.8821 c. 1.8821

Mathematics
1 answer:
Flauer [41]3 years ago
3 0
Hello :
calculate : x , y , z  : 
1) logx = 0.8821
2) logy = 7.8821
3) logz = 1.8821
note : loga = b equiv : a= 10^b   ... a <span>> 0
so : 
x = 10^(0.8821) =  7.62       y = 10^(7.8821) = 76225450.54  
     z = 10^(1.8821) = 76.22</span>
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