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Critical Points of Log Function
Homework Statement http://i.minus.com/jCH20SF290QIb.png Homework Equations Critical point: when the derivative = 0 or the derivative fails to exist. The Attempt at a Solution I got x = 0 and x = e as critical points. When x = e, the function becomes 0 / e, which = 0...- Qube
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- Critical points Function Log Points
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Integrating Log and Rational Functions
Homework Statement \int_0^{\infty} \ln \left( \frac{e^x+1}{e^x-1} \right) \mbox{d}x \int_0^{\infty} \frac{1}{x^n+1}\ \mbox{d}x\ \forall n >1 Homework Equations - The Attempt at a Solution I've tried IBP and separating the ln into two terms and failed. I've also tried a...- dirk_mec1
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- Functions Log Rational Rational functions
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Can you simplify 2e^(ln12/2) and 2e^(ln6/2)?
Homework Statement The full problem is y=e^(x/2) and y=e^(-x) revolved around the x-axis, from [ln6,ln12]. The part I'm struggling with is evaluating 2e^(ln12/2) and 2e^(ln6/2). I am just reviewing for my Calculus 1 final. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution...- jrjack
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- Function Log
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Trying to make a program to take and print the natural log of a number input
I'm relatively new to C programming and I am trying to make a program to take and print the natural log of a number input by the user but for some reason my program always returns incorrect answers. For example I entered 1 as my number, and the answer came back as some ridiculously big value...- DomBrown2406
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- Input Log Natural Natural log Program
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Why is the integral 1/x equivalent to log base e?
Yes I know it's a really stupid question, please don't make fun of me. But when they first defined this new function, the integral of 1/x, and had no graph or knowledge of how it looked, how could they know it was a logarithm? More specifically, the logarithm with base e. -
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Property of Natural Log- Inequality equation
Hi. I just saw on wikipedia that natural logarithm has such a property: [x/(1+x)] < ln (1 + x) < x (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_logarithm) Can anyone pls tell me how to prove this? Proving [x/(1+x)] and ln (1 + x) less than 'x' is easy.. But how abt [x/(1+x)] < ln (1 + x)...- chetanladha
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- Inequality Log Natural Natural log Property
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- Forum: Calculus
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Need help understanding proof of natural log integrals
[PLAIN]http://img31.imageshack.us/img31/9004/screenshot20111117at720.png Proofs always get to me for some reason. It's like other problems I can do, but when it comes to proofs I don't know what to put. Can anyone show me steps? Thank you- annoying
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- Integrals Log Natural Natural log Proof
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Limit of Function with Log: What is the Limit of f(x) as x Approaches Infinity?
Homework Statement Find the limit of f(x) = x^2 ln(1+1/x) - x x-> ∞ The Attempt at a Solution Not sure where to start, but I take the derivative f'(x) = 2x*ln(1+1/x) +x^2 \frac{ -x^{-2}}{1+1/x} -1 2x*ln(1+1/x) - \frac{1}{1+1/x} -1 the second term goes to -1...- MaxManus
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- Function Limit Log
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Integral of a Log: Calculate Real Solution
Homework Statement Calculate the following integral: \int_0^a{\left(y-m_1u-c_1\right)\log{\left[u^2+\left(y-m_1u-c_1\right)^2\right]}{\rm d}u} Where "a" is positive Real, "y, c, m" are Reals. Homework Equations \int{\log{\left[u^2+c^2\right]}{\rm...- Mbert
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- Integral Log
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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When should a Laboratory Log book be written?
Firstly, please excuse me if this post is in the wrong section, I couldn't find any "experimental" physics section. Please note that the template is not used since the questions is pretty much descriptive. As part my course, I have one lab session per week. Its duration is one and half our...- arianabedi
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- Book Laboratory Log
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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When are you supposed to take the natural log of both sides of an equation?
It seems this is done randomly, yet it must not be random, there must be some logic to it, but when do you know to do it? What is like a clue or the rules that indicate you can/should take the natural log of both sides of an equation?- Jurrasic
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- Log Natural Natural log
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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This log problem is throwing me off, out of nowhere
Question is: solve for x ln(x+1)-1 = ln(x-1) tried to do it TWO different ways, and neither is the right way, check this out: first attempt: since LN is on both sides , it goes away and you just have variables, that way sucks because then you get 0=-1 , wrong. second attempt: divide...- Jurrasic
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Rearranging an equation using log functions
Homework Statement Hi guys. I'm trying to rearrage an equation using the natural log and I thought I had it correct but am now struggling. I need to rearange it into the form: y=a0 + a1*C. Where a0 and a1 are some combination of the other variables and numbers below Homework Equations...- Rosstickle
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- Functions Log
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Question about formula for natural log
Any information on the following formula for natural logarithm (I looked in wikipedia and Mathworld but didn't see it). It came from another equation I was working on a bit ago, and I was curious about it as I didn't recall seeing it before (which doesn't mean I haven't), although it reminded...- Matt Benesi
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- Formula Log Natural Natural log
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Why my random experiment has a log normal distribution?
Hi, I am confused with the results of a seemingly simple simulation that is generating a log normally distributed output. Please see the attached results file. Simulation: I have built a Scratch program that randomly picks six letters from a group of six letters (A, B, C, D, E & E). The...- musicgold
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- Distribution Experiment Log Normal Normal distribution Random
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Double integral of a Log (natural)
Homework Statement I wish to find the following integral over the rectangle [-a,a] in u and [-b,b] in v using Mathematica. The constants a and b are positive (and non-zero). The variables x and y are in Reals. A(x,y)=\int_{-a}^a{\int_{-b}^b{\log{\left[(u-x)^2+(v-y)^2\right]}{\rm d}v}{\rm...- Mbert
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- Double integral Integral Log Natural
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Integration and log of a complex number
Hey, I know the answer to this integral is 2ipi as it was given but I trying to find out how its 2ipi. Here is my working [PLAIN]http://img707.imageshack.us/img707/1681/unledrny.jpg I've been looking at this for ages and I can't work out what I've done wrong thanks,- Daniiel
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- Complex Complex number Integration Log
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Is the Relationship Between Natural Log and Partial Derivatives in PDE Valid?
Is the following relationship true?: \frac{\partial (ln(k))}{\partial P}=\frac{1}{k}\frac{\partial k}{\partial P} I am getting both of these terms from a paper on mineral physics and they seem to use both terms interchangeably. If so, how are these related?- Hypatio
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- Log Natural Natural log Pde
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Need help getting formula for volume of any tree log.
Homework Statement For calc 2 we have to write a formula using integration that will find the volume of any tree log that is cut. Using the picture that is attacked I came up with this equation. The integral from 0 to h of pi*(((R-r/h)x+r))^2)dx. Any ideas about my formula or anything would...- alexf322
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- Formula Log Tree Volume
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Finding derivative of log and lnx. Please help Need help before test
I need help in finding dy/dx or the derivative of these function: 1. y=sin^2(lnx) so d/dx[sin^2(lnx)] I tried following this model of sin^x=(sinx)^2 so d/dx[(sinlnx)^2)]. Then use the chain rule of dy/dx= f'g(g') which is 2(sinlnx)(cos1/x) but I don't think that is right so can you please tell...- josh_123
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- Derivative Log Test
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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I can't make sense of this log property explanation?
Homework Statement I decided to cram these two unrelated question into one post, because they are too small and I don't want to crowd the forum with my many little bitty questions. 1. log(base A) of B= 1/[log(base B) of A] because: if log(base B) of A=C, then B^C=A and so B=A^1/C...- roger12
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- Explanation Log Property
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Differential Equation Involving Natural Log.
Homework Statement Calculate the following: \int^{-4}_{-6} (x^-1+5x)dx Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I've worked this down to ln(-4) + 5(-4) - ln(-6) - 5(-6) =ln(-4)-ln(-6)+10 The answer to the left half (the ln parts) of the equation is undefined, and the...- theRukus
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- Differential Differential equation Log Natural Natural log
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Convergence of sequence with log
Homework Statement prove that the series summation from n=3 to infinity of (1/(n*log(n)*(log(log(n))^p)) diverges if 0<p<=1 and converges for p>1. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution 2^n*a(2^n)= 1/(log(2^n)*(log(log(2^n))^p)). this is similar to the summation from n=2 to...- l888l888l888
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- Convergence Log Sequence
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Question about integral and natural log
Homework Statement Find the integral to the following expression \int\frac{1}{x-1}dx Homework Equations \int udv = uv - \int vdu \int\frac{1}{x}dx = ln(x) The Attempt at a Solution Given the information above, would a correct answer to this problem be ln(x-1) ? If not...- JamesGoh
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- Integral Log Natural Natural log
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How Do You Differentiate f(x) = (71+x)/(1-x)?
Homework Statement Differentiate, f(x)=71+x/1-x Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Working this out, hoping it's right as I was going along, my final answer is 71+x/1-x * (2ln7)/1-x- AwesomeSN
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- Differentiating Log Natural Natural log
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Solve for x: Natural Log Help!
natural log helpp! Homework Statement ln(x+10)+ln(x+4)=2 2. The attempt at a solution okay so i took it down to (-14+-(14^2 - 4(e^2 - 40))^1/2) / 2 which i broke down to 356 - 4e^2 inside the sqrt. am i on the right track and if so Whats the next step?- tommy2st
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- Log Natural Natural log
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Solve log6(x+6) - log6(x-4) = 3 | Log Subtraction Help
Homework Statement [SIZE="4"]log[SIZE="1"]6[SIZE="4"](x+6) - log[SIZE="1"]6[SIZE="4"](x-4) = 3 2. The attempt at a solution 150/36 is what i get which i simplified to 25/6. but the program tells me I am wrong can anyone think of how I am getting this wrong- tommy2st
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Using Log Tables: Finding Log Values
how to use a log table..and how to find the value of log 1.6 or log 5.62. or any other example.- Prasad Nemade
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- Forum: General Math
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Natural log of a variable times the variable
so I've got this equation down to x*ln(2/x) = 5 Can someone show/point me to a page where I can see how to solve this. I am under the impression it requires some type of ratio computation. thanks!- ill
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- Log Natural Natural log Variable
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Solving a log equation with (3) different bases
I used to think I was master of any high school math course until I came across this log equation in a calculus textbook. \log_{2}x + \log_{5}(2x+1) = \ln x I use the change of base to convert everything to one base and then I get down to: (2x+1)^{\ln2} = x^{\ln2\ln5 - \ln5} I have no...- pumaking94
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- Bases Log
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Effective Project Logging: Tips and Strategies for Keeping Track of Your Work
Like the title says, I'm trying to figure out how I can keep an effective log of the stuff I've done in a project. I'm particularly curious about ways to keep a good project log for a long project (i.e. longer than a month). I've tried to do it, but I have a lot of trouble figuring out exactly...- thegreenlaser
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- Log Project
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Power Series for log z: Finding Singularity at z=0
Homework Statement Does there exist a power series expansion of log z around z=0? If so, what is it? If not, demonstrate that it is impossible. Homework Equations [PLAIN]http://img839.imageshack.us/img839/4839/eq1.gif Here is the expansion of log z around z=1. The Attempt at a Solution...- Harrisonized
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- Log Power Power series Series
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Limits of log sin equal to 0/1/infinity?
Homework Statement limx->\pi/2(ln sin x)/((\pi-2x)2)Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Putting \pi/2 into this equation gives 0/0, however, the limit of this could be 1,0 or infinity, so how would you distinguish between the three?- LASmith
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- Limits Log Sin
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Is ln|sin x| equivalent to ln sin x?
Homework Statement y = ln | sin x | Homework Equations - The Attempt at a Solution No attempt at a solution, because it's more of a "which part of this is incorrect" question. y = ln | sin x | Would everyone agree that this is equivalent? y = ln \sqrt{(sin x^2)} Then...- 1MileCrash
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- Absolute Absolute value Log Rules Value
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Appropriate graphic symbol for log()?
In the computer world at least, the symbol ^ is often used for exponentiation. I was just wondering if log has had anything in the multitude of languages out there. It would be nice to see an operator such as "1000¬10=3" instead of writing LogBase10(1000)=3 which is more ugly. I'm writing a...- Twinbee
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- Graphic Log Symbol
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- Forum: General Math
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Some sort of transform to find the log of a series
I am trying to write a computer program that involves finding 2 very large numbers (several thousand digits) and dividing them to get a reasonable sized number. the first number is a value of the gamma function, which can be defined as a product and thus easy to reduce with logs (find the sum...- onanox
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- Log Series Sort Transform
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Exam problem : solve exponential withh log? This one is killin me
exam problem : solve exponential withh ... log? This one is killin me! 36^x-6*6^x=-9 please show and explain steps- sixshot8
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- Exam Exponential Log
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What is the solution to (sinx)*(lnx)= 0 over [0, 2pi]?
Homework Statement If (sinx)*(lnx)= 0 over [0, 2pi], then what does x equal? Ok, I know I posted a question similar to this one a few days back, but I need some clarification on something. Below is the work that someone showed me. lnx=sin^-1 (0) lnx=0 Log\hat{}x\check{}e=0 (If you...- name_ask17
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- Log
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Mathematica Plotting Log as part of an equation in mathematica
Hello I'm trying to plot log as part of an equation in mathematica and it does not seem to be working for me. for example I'm using Plot y = 25x / log10 (x) - 50x I'm just experimenting with different numbers and formulas to see what happens to the log curve...- nimbus2506
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- Log Mathematica Plotting
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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Net Force on Log: Solving Using Cosine & Sine Laws
Homework Statement Two ropes are attached to a log that is floating in the water. A force of 80.0 N is applied to one rope and a force of 60.0 N is applied to the other rope, which is lying at an angle of 40° from the first rope. What is the net force on the log? We know that the angle...- mom2maxncoop
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- Cosine Force Laws Log Net Net force Sine
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Log equation with two raised variables
Homework Statement This is not a specific problem that I must complete, but I realized that I forgot how to solve these style problems! Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution For instance, off the top of my head: 3e^{x+1}=e^{x+2} I would divide both sides through by 5 to get...- QuarkCharmer
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- Log Variables
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Solve the equation log (little 3) X + log (little6) X = 2
Solve the equation log (little 3) X + log (little6) X = 2 the answer is 3.9 Here is what I try log (little 6)x = log (little 3)x/log (little 3)6 = log (little 3) (x-6)log (little 3)x + log (little 3) (x-6) = 2 log (little3) (x(x-6)) =2 log (little3) (x^2-6x)=3^2 x^2 -6x =9 x^2-6x-9=0 x= 7.2...- jupiter_8917
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- Log
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Difficult partial derivative of a log
Hello! I am trying to solve the partial derivative 'P' http://www.flickr.com/photos/61865210@N07/5757168138/ , which is part of a larger equation: http://www.flickr.com/photos/61865210@N07/5757300018/ (Sorry, can't seem to display to pictures, using insert image) Someone told me that solving...- dorikin
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- Derivative Log Partial Partial derivative
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Identities for solving log questions
I was wondering if there could be more identities than i have read. I was doing questions on log and found many questions in this form:- (loga b)2 (loga b)(loga c) This is not my homework but i require these identities to solve the questions. Please someone tell me how to solve these...- Saitama
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- identities Log
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Mathematica Mathematica : Log Handling/Simplification
I'm having a simple problem with simplifying of logs. Given the input : FullSimplify[8 Log[m1] - 8 Log[m2] + 4, m1 > 0 && m2 > 0] FullSimplify[8 Log[m1] - 8 Log[m2], m1 > 0 && m2 > 0] I get out: 8 log(m1)-8 log(m2)+4 8 log(m1/m2) So for the second command it combines the logs...- Hepth
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- Log Mathematica
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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Solving Exponential Equations: 2 Problems with Multiple Solutions
Homework Statement it wants the sum of all solutions 2 different problems 1. and 2. 1. 2^x + 2^(x+1) + 2^(x+2) = 2^6. 2. 8/(3^x +2)>=3^x >= meaning equal or greater than 3^x Homework Equations should i come up with a summa equation? The Attempt at a Solution i...- EternityMech
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Solving Logarithmic Equation with Real Numbers: Log Problem Homework
Homework Statement 9^x-5*3^X+6=0 Homework Equations I have no idea how to solve this i suspect there is a theory that I am not familiar with involved. want real numbers. The Attempt at a Solution i thought about moving the 6 to the otherside and doing log on both but you can't...- EternityMech
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Trouble with Log Laws and exponential functions
Please help i have these two questions and i am Stuck! Question 1 The linear equation you have found (y=.771x+1.609) is in the form of y= mx +c. it should be however more appropreiatly be considered as being in the form, lny = mx + lnA. by using appropriat logarithmic and exponential laws...- pdas
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- Exponential Functions Laws Log
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Log Fume Acceleration, Velocity, and change in mass
Currently working on a high school physics assignment. I need help on some questions, just so that I know I am in the right direction. I am not here to get you guys to do my homework for me. But anyway, the following questions are about a log fume ride, and the acceleration and velocity of a...- spoogiest
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- Acceleration Change Log Mass Velocity
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Solve Log Problem: Integral of (1/x) from -b to -a with Formula ln(x)
\int_{-b}^{-a} \frac{dx}{x} = ln(x)|_{-b}^{-a} What is this equal to? I don't know how to proceed. Please help. Thank Alan- yungman
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- Log
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help