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Answered by kojha1581
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Answer:

question no.(a) answer=

Step-by-step explanation:

The first step is to factor 392 (and hope that its factors are 2 and 7!).

392 = 2^3 * 7^2

Two useful basic properties of logarithms are:

log(ab) = log(a) + log(b)

log(a^k) = k log(a)

Accordingly,

log(392) = 3 log(2) + 2 log(7) = 3*h + 2*k

We also know that sqrt(392) = 392^(1/2). So log[sqrt(392)] = (1/2) * log(392) = (3/2)*h + k.

question no.2

answer =

We can write

4

1

3

in radical form, but not with square roots. We can write this using cube roots.

Here is a quick differentiation:

64

=

8

or

8

3

64

=

4

So, if we multiply

8

or

8

by itself, we get 64. If we multiply 4 by itself three times, we get 64. This same theory works with fraction exponents that get smaller (

x

1

4

,

x

1

5

,

x

1

6

).

Anything written to the

1

3

power is the cube root of that base number.

Given this, we can write:

4

1

3

=

3

4

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