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g100num [7]
3 years ago
12

Approximate: log5 4/7

Mathematics
2 answers:
sergiy2304 [10]3 years ago
7 0

for the first question which would be Approximate: log5 4/7 the answer would be B. –0.3477

and for the second question which would be Approximate: log1/2 5 the answer would be C.–2.3219

 


Evgesh-ka [11]3 years ago
6 0
   Properties of Logs

logb(x/y) = log<span>bx</span> - log<span>by</span>.

therefore

log5 (4/7)= log5 (4)- log5 (7)

<span>Solve log 5 (4) and log 5 (7)  with the base change of the logarithm</span>

<span>log 5 4 = log 4 / log 5 </span>

 Use the calculator: 

<span> <span>log 5 4 =0.8613531161 </span></span>

 log 5 7 = log 7 / log 5 

<span>log 5 7 =1.2090619551</span>

<span>log5 (4/7)= log5 (4)- log5 (7)=-0.347708839</span>

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