acidlemon acidlemon

23-06-2016
Mathematics

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How do you use the formula logbC= logaC/logab for logarithms?

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meerkat18 meerkat18

30-06-2016

The formula log b C= log a C/ log ab for logarithms can be used for simplifying equations or deriving equations from one to another. This is a common logarithmic expression that can be simplified to solve calculus equations under integral and differential applications, for example.

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