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Expand the expression of log5x^(1/3)y^6

  1. Expand the expression of log5x^(1/3)y^65 is the base of the log. this is pretty tricky stuff and im not sure how to attempt it..
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    2. Brittney asked by Brittney
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  2. Directions: Using inverses simplify the expression.5^log5x I know that the answer is x but i have no idea how...
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  3. Fill in the blanks!Expand and simplify the expression: -5/7 (3x + 1/4y) + 9 (x/7 - 1/28y) 1. Use the distributive property to
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  4. b. Log5x+log(x+1)=log5x
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  5. What are the asymptotes of the functions "f(x) = 4x" and "g(x) = log5x"?
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  6. Differentiate with respect to xY=log5x using chain rule
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  7. Just learned log rules and I don't get it. How do you solve log5x^2 + 4log5x = 12 ? Thanks in advance.
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    2. Ken asked by Ken
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  8. Solve for x. log5x=(1/2). Express the answer to the nearest hundredth.
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  9. To prove that the two algebraic expressions \((x - 5)(x + 3)\) and \(2x^2 - x^2 - 2x - 20 + 5\) are equivalent using the
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  10. One way to calculate the total tax is 0.05(50 + 40). The total tax is $Expand the expression 0.05(50 + 40) using the
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