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Use the change of base formula to evaluate the logarithms to the nearest thousandth. log36 = ✔ 1.631 log520 = ✔ 1.861 log2 (One-fifth) = ✔ –2.322

Use the change of base formula to evaluate the logarithms to the nearest thousandth. log36 = ✔ 1.631 log520 = ✔ 1.861 log2 (One-fifth) = ✔ –2.322
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Use the change of base formula to evaluate the logarithms to the nearest thousandth.

log36 =
✔ 1.631
log520 =
✔ 1.861
log2 (One-fifth) =
✔ –2.322

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User Jaleela
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Answer:

1.861

Explanation:

I just know

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User Eric Hodonsky
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Answer:

the answers are 1.631, 1.861, -2.322

Explanation:

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