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| math help please? oy vey. 1. 2 ln z - 1/2 (ln x + 3 ln y) 2. Give an example of an exponential equation whose solution is a negative number. 3. The voltage input of an amplifier is 0.5 volts. Its voltage output is 52 volts. Use the formula d = 10 log (Ebase0/Ebase1), where d is the decibel voltage, Ebase0 is the output voltage, and Ebase1 is the input voltage to find the decibel voltage. 4. Explain why (logbaseb x)/(logbaseb y) does not equal logbaseb x - logbaseb y Pleeeeease help meeee! |
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| 1. 2 ln z - 1/2 (ln x + 3 ln y) = lnz^2 -lnx^(1/2) - lny^3/2 = ln[z^2/(x^.5y^1.2)] 2. Give an example of an exponential equation whose solution is a negative number. An exponential equation is of the for y = b^x. The exponential equation never crosses the x-axis so there is there is no such solution. 3. The voltage input of an amplifier is 0.5 volts. Its voltage output is 52 volts. Use the formula d = 10 log (Ebase0/Ebase1), where d is the decibel voltage, Ebase0 is the output voltage, and Ebase1 is the input voltage to find the decibel voltage. d= 10log(52/.5) = 10 log 104 = 20.7 4. Explain why (logbaseb x)/(logbaseb y) does not equal logbaseb x - logbaseb y. Suppos x = 5 and y = 10 Then log5/log10 = .69897 log(5)-log(10) = log 5/10 = log .5 = .30103 They do not mean the same thing. One ask for the quotient of logx/logy. The other asks for the log of (x/y) |
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