Multiplying Logarithms With Different Bases ➕ Product Of 2 Log Terms With Argument & Base Flipped

[@culater]

SWEET ! 👍

[@harrymatabal8448]

Excellent method. ❤

[@nsomtc]

Thank you 😊

[@shamsudeenismail2917]

Thanks ma

[@nsomtc]

@@shamsudeenismail2917 Welcome

[@SidneiMV]

E = (log₉125)(log₂₅3)
E = (3/2)(log₃5)(1/2)(log₅3)
*E = 3/4*

[@harrymatabal8448]

I don't know much maths but isn't terms separated by -+sign and factors by × sign

[@nsomtc]

I am sorry, I did not get you. Are you pointing towards the + sign that I have added in the title? That was done firstly to attract the attention of the viewers and secondly because I was having the restriction in the number of characters that I could use.

[@adgf1x]

?=3/4

[@user-us4pk1oc2b]

1:52 madre mía lo que habla

[@nsomtc]

Hi, could you please write in English? I don't understand your language.

[@pspprabhat]

=>>{3log(5)/2log(3)}
{Log(3)/2Log(5)}
=3

[@nsomtc]

@@pspprabhat Please check your final answer