question 1 a.log6(sqrt f/36)=?, expand logarithmic equation b.log4(16/sqrt x+3)=? c.logb(x^3y/z^8)=? d.log16(13)=? e.log12(19)=? f.solve for the holes...

question 1

a.log6(sqrt f/36)=?, expand logarithmic equation

b.log4(16/sqrt x+3)=?

c.logb(x^3y/z^8)=?

d.log16(13)=?

e.log12(19)=?

f.solve for the holes and discontinuities of y=x+3/x,y=x/x(x-3),y=x/x^2+6,y=x^2-9/x-3,

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milcah answered 2 years ago

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