(ASAP!!) Given that point M is the midpoint of TS and UR which of the following triangle congruence methods could be used to pro
ve TUM SRM? T R M U S Do O ASA 0 O AAA O 0 O Qo O SAS 0 O SSS
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Answer:
a) 3
b) 9
c) 81
d) x
Step-by-step explanation:
We know the properties of log function as:
1) log(AB) = log(A) + log(B)
2)
3) log(aᵇ) = b × log(a)
also,
4)
Given:
a. y =
Now,
taking log both sides, we get
log(y) =
using 3, we get
log(y) = log₃(3) × log(3)
using 4, we get
log(y) = × log(3)
or
log(y) = 1 × log(3)
taking anti-log both sides
y = 3
b. y =
Now,
taking log both sides, we get
log(y) =
using 3, we get
log(y) = log₃(9) × log(3)
using 4, we get
log(y) = × log(3)
or
log(y) = log(9)
taking anti-log both sides
y = 9
c. y =
Now,
taking log both sides, we get
log(y) =
using 3, we get
log(y) = log₃(81) × log(3)
using 4, we get
log(y) = × log(3)
or
log(y) = log(81)
taking anti-log both sides
y = 81
d. y =
Now,
taking log both sides, we get
log(y) =
using 3, we get
log(y) = log₃(x) × log(3)
using 4, we get
log(y) = × log(3)
or
log(y) = log(x)
taking anti-log both sides
y = x
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