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1 Suppose that $67,000 is invested at 55% interest, compounded quarterly.

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Scorpion4ik [409]3 years ago

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There is missing data here. We have the rate and principal amount but no value given in terms of years.

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(a) $\log_3(\dfrac{81}{3})=3$

(b) $\log_5(\dfrac{625}{25})=2$

(c) $\log_2(\dfrac{64}{8})=3$

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Step-by-step explanation:

Let as consider the given equations are $\log_3(\dfrac{81}{3})=?,\log_5(\dfrac{625}{25})=?,\log_2(\dfrac{64}{8})=?,\log_4(\dfrac{64}{16})=?,\log_6(36^4)=?,\log(100^3)=?$ .

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$\log_3(\dfrac{81}{3})=\log_3(27)$

$\log_3(\dfrac{81}{3})=\log_3(3^3)$

$\log_3(\dfrac{81}{3})=3$ $[\because \log_aa^x=x]$

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$\log_5(\dfrac{625}{25})=\log_5(25)$

$\log_5(\dfrac{625}{25})=\log_5(5^2)$

$\log_5(\dfrac{625}{25})=2$ $[\because \log_aa^x=x]$

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$\log_2(\dfrac{64}{8})=\log_2(8)$

$\log_2(\dfrac{64}{8})=\log_2(2^3)$

$\log_2(\dfrac{64}{8})=3$ $[\because \log_aa^x=x]$

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$\log_4(\dfrac{64}{16})=\log_4(4)$

$\log_4(\dfrac{64}{16})=1$ $[\because \log_aa^x=x]$

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$\log_6(36^4)=\log_6((6^2)^4)$

$\log_6(36^4)=\log_6(6^8)$

$\log_6(36^4)=8$ $[\because \log_aa^x=x]$

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$\log(100^3)=\log((10^2)^3)$

$\log(100^3)=\log(10^6)$

$\log(100^3)=6$ $[\because \log10^x=x]$

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