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Question Number 127363 by mohammad17 last updated on 29/Dec/20
prove that log(−1)^3 =3log(−1) ?
provethatlog(1)3=3log(1)?
Commented by mohammad17 last updated on 29/Dec/20
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Commented by mr W last updated on 29/Dec/20
in C we have always  log a^b =b log a
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Commented by mohammad17 last updated on 29/Dec/20
Yes,my techer,but our doctor wants to  prove it in steps
Yes,mytecher,butourdoctorwantstoproveitinsteps
Answered by ebi last updated on 29/Dec/20
let say:  z=log(−1)  (−1)=e^z −−−take exponent on both side  (−1)^3 =(e^z )^3 −−−take power 3 on both side  (−1)^3 =e^(3z)   log(−1)^3 =3z−−−take log on both side  log(−1)^3 =3 log (−1)−−−substitute z=log(−1)    −−−Generalize−−−  m=log_a (x)  x=a^m −−−convert to exponential form  x^n =(a^m )^n −−−take power n on both side  x^n =a^(mn)   log_a (x)^n =mn −−− convert to logarithm form  log_a (x)^n =n log_a (x) −−− substitute m=log_a (x)
letsay:z=log(1)(1)=eztakeexponentonbothside(1)3=(ez)3takepower3onbothside(1)3=e3zlog(1)3=3ztakelogonbothsidelog(1)3=3log(1)substitutez=log(1)Generalizem=loga(x)x=amconverttoexponentialformxn=(am)ntakepowernonbothsidexn=amnloga(x)n=mnconverttologarithmformloga(x)n=nloga(x)substitutem=loga(x)
Commented by mr W last updated on 29/Dec/20
z=log(−1)≠log(i)
z=log(1)log(i)
Commented by mohammad17 last updated on 29/Dec/20
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