if log(base a)2=1.35 and log(base a)3=2.14, find the value of log(base a)18?

Answer 1

log(base a)18 is rewritten as log(base a) 2*3^2
= log(base a)2 + log(base a)3^2
= log(base a) 2 + 2log(base a)3
= 1.35 + 2(2.14)
= 5.63

Answer 2

log(base a) 18 = log(base a) 3^2 * 2
=2log(base a) 3 + log(base a)2= 2*2.14 + 1.35 =5.63

Answer 3

18= 3^2*2
so log 18 = log 3^2+log 2 = 2 log 3 +log 2 = 5.63

Answer 4

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