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Can you answer this? The teacher messed up so the equation you have to transform to log is the one written in pencil. Please ignore what is written under it

Can you answer this? The teacher messed up so the equation you have to transform to-example-1

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Answer: 2

Explanation:

so you have that
T = 2pi*\sqrt{(l)/(g) }

log both sides

logT = log2 + logπ +
(log(l)/(g) )/(2)

logT = log2 + logπ +
(logl - logg )/(2)

plug in 32 for g and separate the fraction into two

= log2 + logπ +
(1)/(2)logl +(1)/(2) log32

which is equal to the second option

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User Roney Michael
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Answer:

Statement 2

Explanation:

T = 2pi × sqrt(l/g)

Apply log both sides

log(T) = log(2pi × sqrt(l/g))

log(T) = log(2) + log(pi) + ½log(l/g)

log(T) = log(2) + log(pi) + ½[log(l) - log(32)]

log(T) = log(2) + log(pi) + ½log(l) - ½log(32)

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