In this exercise we have to use the properties of the logarithm to write it in one way, like this:
From these recalling some properties of the logarithm, we find that:
- When the logarithm is equal to the base, the logarithm will always be equal to 1.
- Logarithm of any base, whose logarithm is equal to 1, will always have the result equal to 0.
- Two logarithms with the same base are equal when the logarithms are also equal.
given the equation as:
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The only way I would think is that when making a PB&J the jelly and peanut butter are on separate breads showing that division between races. But, when you put the two sides together they are supposed to taste better together than alone which might symbolize that when races come together they are better together than seperate.
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