In Exercises 1–4, complete the given tables.
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To fill: The following table,
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Answer to Problem 1E
Solution:
The complete table is,
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Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The given table is,
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Logarithmic Form |
Consider the exponent,
The exponent form
Then the exponent form
Consider the exponent,
Since the exponent form
Then the exponent form
Consider the exponent,
Since the exponent form
Then the exponent form
Consider the exponent,
Since the exponent form
Then the exponent form
Consider the exponent,
Since the exponent form
Then the exponent form
Consider the exponent,
Since the exponent form
Then the exponent form
Hence, the complete table is
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Logarithmic Form |
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