Does someone know which logarithm law proves that this equation is true?

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02-29-2008, 11:27 PM

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Does someone know which logarithm law proves that this equation is true?

I had a question come up in a math assignment for PM 12. I am studying the course online.

Prove: 1/log (base 3) 10 + 1/log (base 4) 10 = 1/log (base 12) 10.

If there is a log rule for this, I would appreciate if someone could share it with me. Thanks.

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