HELP!!!!!!!!!!!

[latresa31s]

How would I express this problem as a product

log^4radicalsign[y]
I hope you understand this [/list][/code]

 

[Denis]

How would I express this problem as a product
log^4radicalsign[y]
I hope you understand this [/list][/code]

Hey, where d'heck you been, latresa?!
Your "problem" is unclear...do you mean log[4 * sqrt(y)] ?

 

[tkhunny]

Maybe log₄(sqrt(y))??

 

[latresa31s]

I ment log7 4sqrt[y]

the 7 is in subscript. it is a small 7.

I had a tutor for a couple of week for free.

my time has ran out so I am back.

 

[Gene]

First the part I'm sure of.
For log₇ you can type, one "word", no spaces:

log
<
sub
>
7
<
/sub
>

Then if you mean
log₇ (4*sqrt(y))
as a product?
Well sqrt(y)=y^.5 so you can say
log₇(4)+.5*log₇(y)
Is that what you are looking for?

PS For x⁷ you can type the same "word" with sup instead of sub.

 

[soroban]

Hello, latresa31s!

Even after clarifying, the problem doesn't make sense . . .

How would I express this problem as a product .??
. . . . . ._
log₇(4√y)

We have: .log₇(4 × y^½) . = . log₇4 + log₇(y^½) . = . log₇(4) + ½log₇(y)

. . But this is a <u>sum</u>, not a product.

 

[Gene]

I posted mostly for the first paragraph. I did get one product. 1/2*log... so I offered that.
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Gene